In the stealth of night, in the middle of a snow storm, in great secrecy, and against the wishes of a majority of American citizens, including a large part of their very own liberal base, the Senate voted on the health care bill, approving it 60-40. What’s next?
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The House passed another 155 billion dollar “jobs” bill yesterday and the President signed a 1.1 trillion dollar spending bill yesterday. The health care bill simmers in the Senate, and Cap & Trade will be revisited early in 2010. Are we out of money yet?
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Al Gore says the polar ice caps are going to melt away within seven years. Does anyone believe him anymore?
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Spend. Spend. Spend. The Senate passed another spending bill on Saturday night, this one for 1.1 trillion dollars. It’s full of pork, with lots of goodies for home to please lots of Senators. Where will the spending end? Can we afford this?
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What do you think about the Climategate scandal? Have you always believed it was a scam, or do you think that humans really are forcing drastic changes in the climate with industrialization? What’s going to come of the Copenhagen Summit, in light of the recent e-mails that were leaked, which cast serious doubt on the whole climate change movement?
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Is the Senate going to get health care reform passed? Before the end of the year? What are your thoughts on this bill? Good or bad for the country? Do you think that your health care coverage is going to increase in cost if this passes, or will it save you money?
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“The Freedom of Information Act should be administered with a clear presumption: In the face of doubt, openness prevails,” Obama told government offices on his first full day as president. “The government should not keep information confidential merely because public officials might be embarrassed by disclosure, because errors and failures might be revealed, or because of speculative or abstract fears.” Has the president broken this promise? Why are locks being changed so that Republicans can’t join in on meetings? Why are secret votes being taken over the weekends? What are your thoughts about our president’s promise of transparency and openness?
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Recently hacked e-mails by scientists who were trying to cover up the true information about climate change are making people everywhere question the field of science and it’s validity. Science has always been above the fray of politics, or at least everyone thought it was, but now we question all the facts that they present, and unfortunately, we probably always will now. In light of the politics behind scientific funding processes, what do you think this means to our future? Can we believe the scientists now if they tell us the sky is falling? What are your thoughts about Climate-Gate?
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What happens when the government controls the media?
Or does the government already control the media?
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After months of consideration, the President is releasing thirty thousand additional troops to Afghanistan, and he’s talking of a troop withdrawal within eighteen months. What took so long to make this decision? Is it too little too late?
