you know the Democratic Party has a problem.
From his going away interview (almost) in New York Magazine (italics added)(h/t @ByronYork):
You think Obama overinterpreted his mandate with health care?
The problem with health care is this: Health care is enormously important...
I was in the car this morning when I heard on the news that Barney Frank was retiring and would not run for re-election.
Obviously there is a lot of snark which could be thrown around, but this represents a bigger deal than Barney. As more and more senior Democrats retire, the...
Need I say more to Barney Frank than
Margery Egan says today in The Boston Herald:
After 30 years, Barney Frank finally lost my vote.On election night, he lost my respect as well.
Frank’s road rage acceptance speech was an out-of-body experience.
There was the congressional king of anger, vituper...
The Boston Globe, which is all in for the Democrats, has released a poll (via HotAir) showing Barney Frank up 13 points against Sean Beilat, but still well below 50%.
Beware The Boston Glove bearing polls. Remember this headline, just 9 days prior to the Scott Brown – Martha Coakley...
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Barney Frank finally has a campaign fight on his hands, and this
report from The Boston Herald cannot help,
Barney Frank rakes in $40G from bailed out banks:
U.S. Rep. Barney Frank, in an intensifying clash with GOP upstart Sean Bielat, has pledged not to take campaign cash from lenders that got...
We are in the best of hands, guided by people with extraordinary foresight and wisdom …
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(h/t Weasel Zippers via Freedom’s Lighthouse)
Remember my now-classic post about all the “little-noticed” provisions in Obamacare, “Little-Noticed” is the New “Unexpected”?
Well, “little-noticed” is back, this time with regard to the
equally massive text of the financial regulation overhaul,
SEC Says New FinReg Law Exempts It From Public
Disclosure (emphasis mine):
So much for transparency.Under a little-noticed provision of the...
Scott Brown didn’t see the forest for the trees in deciding to support Chris Dodd and Barney Frank’s financial reform legislation.
Although Olympia Snowe and Susan Collins went along also, they did so only after Brown made his announcement. If Brown had come out strongly against the legislation, it could have...
Nothing in the civil suit filed by the Securities and Exchange Commission alleges that Goldman Sachs caused the housing bubble or burst it.
The transaction at issue in that case was between highly sophisticated investment firms, and had no more...
First it was the Senate Gang of Six who took it upon themselves to fix Joe Wilson’s imaginary loophole, the one which caused Wilson out of frustration to accuse Barack Obama of lying as to whether Democratic health care proposals included illegal aliens. And caused the left-wing spin machine and blogs...
Scrolling through Doug Ross’ blog, Director Blue, reminded me of a name from the past who seems to have escaped mainstream media scrutiny, much less responsibility, for two of the largest fiascos in our recent history, the intelligence failures which led to 9/11 and the Fannie Mae credit crisis:
Freddie Med. Never has a phrase better summed up the danger of Democratic plans to have the federal government run the health care system.
What Freddie Mac did for mortgages, Freddie Med will do for health care: A politicized system in which political correctness and social engineering takes precedence over fiscal and...
I have been waiting for this day, when one of the demonized executives at a bank or insurance company would tell Congress to “take this job and shove it.” The person singing this song today is Jake DeSantis, an executive vice president of the Americ...
