Morning Briefing
For October 31, 2013
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1. Healthcare.gov: Beware the Shiny Object
Right now much of the commentariat, both left
and right, are focused on the abysmal performance of the Healthcare.gov
website, the arrogance and self-satisfaction of HHS Secretary Kathleen
Sibelius, and the improbability that the Slacker-in-Chief had no clue as
to what was going to happen.
This is
all fun stuff but the epic incompetence of this administration isn’t
news. A year after the fact, the recovery from Hurricane Sandy has
stalled. A victory was given away in Iraq. Guns were provided to Mexican
cartels for grins. American citizens were killed in Benghazi. A
friendly regime was given away to islamists in Egypt. Intervention in
Syria on the side of al-Qaeda was seriously contemplated. The tax and
spend Cargo Cult economics practiced has prevented a recovery. That this
bunch of rubes could screw up a very complex IT project is hardly
unexpected. . . . please click here for the rest of the post →
2. Cuccinelli Closing In on McAuliffe
I’ve been struggling to find good news in the
Virginia Governor’s race and there is finally a bit. Cuccinelli has
closed the gap with McAuliffe and is only 4 points behind now, even with
the third party candidate at 9%.
Hallelujah. . .
Let’s do what we can to help him win. He is within striking distance, there is still time, and he could use any spare cash you might have on hand to close out this last week of the race. . . . please click here for the rest of the post →
3. ‘We can’t just drill our way to lower gas prices.’ Says who?!
"But you and I both know that with only 2% of
the world’s oil reserves, we can’t just drill our way to lower gas
prices – not when consume 20 percent of the world’s oil."
– Barack Obama, March 10, 2012
Oh, really?
That was
the refrain during the election season of 2012, with average gasoline
prices crowding $4.00 per gallon and no relief in sight. Democrats
painted Republicans as wackos for thinking $2.50/gallon gasoline
possible. But eighteen months have passed since the President’s
misleading pronouncement . . . please click here for the rest of the post →
4. For all of your “Explain to folks how bad Sebelius was today” needs. #obamacare
The NRCC
went ahead and created a useful list called the “7 Most Ridiculous
Things Kathleen Sebelius Said At Today’s Hearing:” there were more than
seven, of course, but these were particularly… well, ‘good’ is not
really the right term, eh? Anyway, this one’s my favorite . . . please click here for the rest of the post →
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