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		<description><![CDATA[Welcome back!  The RLF has been on hiatus this week, attending to other matters.  So, we thought we'd take some time today to focus on links related to three general categories of recent events and revelations:  The Health Care Carnival Of Despair, The Politicization of Everything, The Recent Elections.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Welcome back!  The RLF has been on hiatus this week, attending to other  matters.  So, we thought we&#8217;d take some time today to focus on links  related to three general categories of recent events and revelations:</p>
<p><span style="text-decoration: underline;"><strong>THE HEALTH CARE CARNIVAL OF DESPAIR:</strong></span></p>
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<li>First, House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-OH) and the Republicans <strong> DEMANDED</strong> that the current Democrats&#8217; health care bill be posted online  	for 72 hours prior to the vote.  Boehner quickly, and sheepishly, 	<a href="http://thinkprogress.org/2009/10/29/boehner-gop-72-hours/">backed  	down</a> when asked if the GOP would do likewise with their bill.  <span style="text-decoration: underline;"> <strong>The problem:</strong></span> they had no bill.  They&#8217;d been claiming  	for over six months that they had their own plan&#8230;but had produced nothing.   	Zip.  <em>Bubkus</em>.  Even conservative economists 	<a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/11/02/mccain-economist-gop-will_n_342324.html"> start voicing their concerns</a>: without a GOP alternative bill&#8230;they look 	<strong>REALLY</strong> bad, especially going into the 2010 and 2012 elections.   	On CNN, Boehner gets even more defensive&#8230;when cornered, 	<a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/11/01/boehner-on-lack-of-gop-he_n_341404.html"> the best he can offer</a> is that they have &#8220;<strong>eight or nine ideas about  	how to make our current health care system better.</strong>&#8220;</li>
<li>Then&#8230;<em>a miracle</em>:  the GOP 	<a href="http://online.wsj.com/article/SB125711811707721639.html">announces</a> it will be releasing its own health care reform bill.  Now, remember  	the stimulus debate?  Remember how the Democrats had a plan and the  	Republicans didn&#8217;t?  Remember how the Republicans then made themselves  	look even <strong>WORSE</strong>, by claiming they had a plan&#8230;and it turned out to  	be just a flimsy political statement with no numbers, no data, no specifics?   	Well&#8230;they surely wouldn&#8217;t make that mistake again&#8230;oh wait, <em> <a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/11/03/boehners-health-care-bill_n_343792.html"> I guess they did</a></em>.  Their &#8220;<em>triumphant</em>&#8221; alternative to the  	Democrats&#8217; health care bill?  It doesn&#8217;t force insurance companies to  	insure people with pre-existing conditions (<em>something the GOP has claimed  	to support</em>), it wouldn&#8217;t provide insurance to a <strong>SINGLE</strong> one of the 	<strong>FORTY MILLION</strong> uninsured people in this country, and&#8230;wait for  	it&#8230;it costs <strong>MORE</strong> than the Democrats&#8217; plan.  Wow&#8230;less  	benefit&#8230;more cost&#8230;way to show us all that you&#8217;ve really embraced the  	whole &#8220;<em>fiscal conservatism and responsibility</em>&#8221; thing.</li>
<li>Now, if you&#8217;re like me, you might well ask: With the soaring price of  	health care, the number of uninsured, and the number of people dying because  	they are uninsured&#8230;why would the GOP put out a plan that fails to address 	<strong>ANY</strong> of these problems?  <span style="text-decoration: underline;"><strong>The answer:</strong></span> They  	don&#8217;t admit to the problems&#8230;or they simply don&#8217;t care.   	Representative Steve King (R-IA) 	<a href="http://iowaindependent.com/21813/steve-kings-response-to-question-on-uninsured-americans-people-want-freedom"> was asked</a> how many people in his district were uninsured and could only  	mutter, &#8220;<strong>My district&#8230;The people in my district are calling for freedom.</strong>&#8220;   	House Minority Whip Eric Cantor (R-VA) said that the recent, full  	endorsement of the Democrats&#8217; plan by the AARP and the AMA 	<a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/11/05/cantor-scoffs-at-aarp-and_n_347430.html"> doesn&#8217;t mean anything</a> to him or the other Republicans.  <em>That&#8217;s  	right:</em> The largest groups representing seniors and doctors, groups that  	almost always lean heavily conservative and have usually opposed health  	reform in the past&#8230;they back the bill, and it&#8217;s <span style="text-decoration: underline;">meaningless</span> to  	Cantor and the GOP.  Senator Jim DeMint (R-SC) showed he didn&#8217;t care <strong> AT ALL</strong> when he said earlier this week that he doesn&#8217;t see what the  	problem is&#8230;because &#8220;<strong>everyone can show up at the hospital.</strong>&#8220;   	Jim&#8230;those emergency room visits by the uninsured are one of the number one  	financial drains on the system, and if you were paying <strong>ANY</strong> attention,  	you&#8217;d know that:</li>
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<p><span style="text-decoration: underline;"><strong>THE POLITICIZATION OF&#8230;WELL&#8230;EVERYTHING:</strong></span></p>
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<li><em>Have you noticed?</em> It seems that the GOP/RNC/FOX are willing  	to politicize anything?  Shamelessly&#8230;and in a way that, if the  	Democrats did so, they would certainly be positively <span style="text-decoration: underline;"><strong>livid</strong></span>?   	A few very current examples follow&#8230;</li>
<li>Yesterday, something truly awful happened.  At Fort Hood, Texas, a  	soldier went on a shooting spree. When the dust settled, thirteen people  	lost their lives&#8230;thirty-one people were wounded&#8230;many more would be  	emotionally scarred&#8230;and conservatives, well, they saw the usual  	opportunity to make political hay from the tragedy.  It started with  	cries of &#8220;<em>terrorism</em>,&#8221; even from 	<a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/11/06/allen-west-gop-candidate_n_348248.html"> some GOP members</a>. Then when they found out the shooter was a soldier, a  	Muslim soldier, their cries changed to &#8220;<em>domestic terrorism!</em>&#8220;  <em> World Net Daily</em>&#8216;s Jerome Corsi, renowned for creating conspiracy  	theories out of thin air with no regard for reality, quickly 	<a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/11/06/iwndis-jerome-corsi-claim_n_348461.html"> claimed</a> that the shooter, Nidal Malik Hasan, had <strong>ADVISED</strong> Barack  	Obama.  Turns out that Hasan only attended a seminar as an audience  	member, that was held by a task force that advises Obama&#8230;but that&#8217;s close  	enough for Corsi.  <em>Fox &amp; Friends</em> <a href="http://rawstory.com/2009/11/fox-host-suggests-special-screenings/"> explored</a> the idea of whether or not there should be &#8220;<strong>special  	screenings</strong>&#8221; for Muslims that serve in the military, and Gretchen Carlson  	floated the idea that if not for &#8220;<strong>political correctness</strong>&#8221; towards  	Muslims, Hasan might have been stopped.  This should sound  	familiar&#8230;conservatives often use &#8220;<em>anti-political correctness</em>&#8221;  	arguments to justify racial profiling and other discriminatory tactics used  	against &#8220;<em>non-white, non-Christian</em>&#8221; Americans.  Today, I already  	spotted conservative friends parroting this talking point on  	Facebook&#8230;condemning the supposed &#8220;<em>pc mentality</em>&#8221; that they hold  	truly responsible for the killings.  It was Geraldo Rivera that stepped  	in to point out that it was more likely &#8220;<strong>government bureaucracy</strong>&#8221; and  	not &#8220;<strong>political correctness</strong>.&#8221;  <span style="text-decoration: underline;"><strong>Comment:</strong></span> you  	know your talk show is more than a little flaky&#8230;when <strong>GERALDO RIVERA</strong> is serving as the &#8220;<em>voice of reason.</em>&#8220;  <span style="text-decoration: underline;"><strong>Interesting side  	note:</strong></span> the military also appears to have trouble keeping biker  	and street gang members out&#8230;not because of &#8220;<em>pc</em>&#8221; <strong>OR</strong> &#8220;<em>bureaucracy</em>&#8220;&#8230;but  	because they are so desperate for new recruits.</li>
<li>Want to know what happens when you&#8217;re enough of a jackass to politicize  	rape?  Senator David Vitter (R-LA) was one of the GOP senators to vote  	against Senator Al Franken&#8217;s recent bill, that would force government  	contractors to allow their employees to report rape or harassment.   	Here&#8217;s what happened when Vitter runs into a victim of rape:</li>
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<li>How do you politicize the stimulus package?  Well first&#8230;you call  	it &#8220;<em>socialism</em>&#8221; and say you&#8217;ll refuse to accept it in your state.   	Then, of course, <strong><em>you accept it</em></strong>.  Then you travel amongst  	your constituents, taking credit for all the jobs and programs that it  	creates/saves.  Then&#8230;you pronounce the plan a &#8220;<em>failure</em>&#8221; and  	apply third-grade level math to the numbers to &#8220;<em>prove</em>&#8221; your point.   	For example, 	<a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/11/02/fact-check-gop-math-suspe_n_341930.html"> the latest GOP &#8220;<em>numbers</em>&#8220;</a>&#8230;subtract <em>some</em> of the  	benefits created by the stimulus from the total cost of the bill&#8230;and they  	claim the amount left over is the &#8220;<em>shortfall</em>.&#8221;  The problem with  	this, besides the obvious over-simplification&#8230;the cost of plan is divided  	over <span style="text-decoration: underline;"><strong>ten years,</strong></span> but they are only subtracting <strong>ONE</strong> year&#8217;s worth of benefits.  As one writer put it, &#8220;<strong>it&#8217;s as if the  	10-year cost of George W. Bush&#8217;s big tax cuts were compared with the  	benefits to the economy that only accrued during the first year.</strong>&#8220;</li>
<li>Swine Flu?  Ready for &#8220;<em>politicization</em>,&#8221; if you ask the  	Republicans.  Representative Joe &#8220;<em>You Lie</em>&#8221; Wilson (R-SC) 	<a href="http://tpmdc.talkingpointsmemo.com/2009/11/joe-wilson-says-obama-has-put-the-lives-of-americans-at-risk-due-to-h1n1-vaccine-shortage.php"> recently attempted</a> to blame the shortage of H1N1 vaccines on President  	Obama (<em>all experts cite supply problems</em>).  <em><strong>Perhaps Joe  	forgot:</strong></em> He voted <span style="text-decoration: underline;">against</span> vaccine funding.  Why is he so  	upset now&#8230;when he obviously didn&#8217;t think it was too important back when  	they were voting for the funding?  Oh yeah&#8230;<strong>his wife has Swine Flu</strong>.  	It&#8217;s the two things you guys <strong>NEVER</strong> seem to understand, Joe:  <span style="text-decoration: underline;"> First</span>, it is always better to spend some money up front to <strong>PREVENT</strong> something from happening&#8230;than it is to pay a lot of money and tears <strong> AFTER</strong> it has already happened.  <span style="text-decoration: underline;">Second</span>, that thing you don&#8217;t  	want to help &#8220;<em>the other guy</em>&#8221; with, because it&#8217;ll never happen to you?   	Yes, it can happen to you.</li>
<li>Remember the census worker who was found hanged?  The conservative  	officials of that county, rather than admit that the violent, anti-census  	rhetoric of some GOP legislators and FOX News may have claimed an actual  	victim&#8230;<span style="text-decoration: underline;">are still treating the case as if it might be a suicide</span>.   	That&#8217;s right, instead of admitting that some goofball got swept up in the  	anti-government incitement of Representative Michele Bachmann (R-MN) and  	Glenn Beck&#8230;<a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/11/05/bill-sparkman-kentucky-ce_n_347851.html">they&#8217;re  	saying</a> that this poor guy probably stripped naked, carved &#8220;<em>FED</em>&#8221;  	on his own chest, duct-taped his hands, and hanged himself in a public area.</li>
<li>She was the GOP&#8217;s darling.  When Carrie PreJean lost the Miss  	America pageant, after answering that she did not support gay marriage,  	conservatives shouted &#8220;<em>political correctness at work!</em>&#8220;  They  	invited her to speak at conservative fundraisers, Republican events, and  	other gatherings&#8230;and she would regale them with tears and nonsensical  	statements about her First Amendment rights being violated (<em>ummm&#8230;Carrie&#8230;the  	government never stopped you from saying <strong>ANYTHING</strong></em>).  But  	now&#8230;it&#8217;s amazing how 	<a href="http://www.tmz.com/2009/11/04/carrie-prejean-sex-tape-settlement-miss-california-usa-pagneat/"> one little SEX TAPE</a>, and you&#8217;re just not the spokesperson they were  	looking for anymore.  It&#8217;s so hard to maintain the appearance of  	holding the high ground&#8230;well, especially with all the affairs&#8230;oh, and  	the hooker scandals&#8230;oh, yeah, and don&#8217;t forget the little boys, and the  	airport bathrooms&#8230;.oh, heh, and getting caught in the cemetery with a hooker <strong>AND</strong> sex toys.</li>
<li><span style="text-decoration: underline;"><strong>I&#8217;ll keep this brief:</strong></span> Want to know how best to  	politicize health care reform?  Ask Senator Orrin Hatch (R-UT).   	He tried to put 	<a href="http://www.latimes.com/features/health/la-na-health-religion3-2009nov03,0,6879249,full.story"> an amendment</a> into the health care legislation, that would force  	insurance to treat medical treatment and &#8220;<strong>Christian Science prayer  	treatments</strong>&#8220;&#8230;<span style="text-decoration: underline;"><strong>EQUALLY</strong></span>.  Some have said that this  	would violate the &#8220;<em>Separation of Church and State.</em>&#8220;  Duh.</li>
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<p><span style="text-decoration: underline;"><strong>THE RECENT ELECTION&#8230;EVERYBODY WANTS TO TELL YOU WHAT IT MEANT:</strong></span></p>
<ul>
<li>Did you even know there were elections this week?  If you did, it  	was because the media certainly wanted you to get into all the &#8220;<em>drama</em>&#8221;  	they generated about them.  <span style="text-decoration: underline;"><strong>I&#8217;ll provide the short version:</strong></span> Two governors races&#8230;one with a wildly unpopular Democrat who is rich, tied  	to Wall Street, and who failed to make good on promises of tax cuts.   	The other governor race&#8230;Virginia: <em>Enough said</em>.  There were  	also two state legislative races, one in a New York district that has voted  	Republican for more than one hundred years, and the other race in  	California.  Now if you listened to conservative/liberal/moderate  	media&#8230;these races would tell <strong>EXACTLY</strong> how American feels about  	President Obama, Republicans, and Democrats.  Well&#8230;<em>not really</em>.  	<em>Read on.</em></li>
<li><span style="text-decoration: underline;"><strong>THE RESULTS</strong></span>:  The Republican candidate beat the  	unpopular/rich/Goldman Sachs Democrat for the New Jersey governorship.   	The Republican beat the Democrat for the governorship of Virginia, for  	obvious reasons involving, <em>well</em>, Virginia.  The Democratic  	candidate won the California legislative seat, and the Democratic candidate  	won the seat in the highly conservative New York district.   Oh  	yeah&#8230;and Mayor Michael Bloomberg managed to buy back his office as  	mayor&#8230;<em>but few people cared</em>.  In truth, only one of these  	races, the New York legislative race, even involves <strong>ANYTHING</strong> worth  	talking about.  So what did the &#8220;<em>liberal</em>&#8221; media report:   	headlines everywhere reported a &#8220;<em>Republican Sweep</em>,&#8221; and proclaimed  	this a sign of the &#8220;<em>disillusionment of voters</em>&#8221; with the president.   	Stop&#8230;<strong>roll back the tape</strong>&#8230;<em>what was that?</em> <a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/11/04/the-state-of-your-post-el_n_345377.html"> Is the media so desperate</a> to create sensationalism and conflict&#8230;that  	they would proclaim the GOP &#8220;<em>reborn, revitalized, and ready to rumble</em>,&#8221;  	based on <strong>THESE</strong> election results?  Jon Stewart of The Daily Show  	tackled the issue of the media&#8217;s coverage:</li>
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<li>As I said, the New York legislative race was the one that was at all &#8220;<em>revealing</em>.&#8221;  	<span style="text-decoration: underline;"><strong>The short and sweet:</strong></span> GOP offers up a candidate, endorsed  	by House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-OH), and the Democrats do likewise  	(<em>but the Democrats know they have <strong>NO</strong> change of winning the seat</em>).   	Sarah Palin, and the &#8220;<em>wing-nut brigade,</em>&#8221; 	<a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/11/02/palin-tea-partiers-focus_n_342219.html"> throw their support</a> behind an &#8220;<em>Conservative Party</em>&#8221; goofball who 	<a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/11/03/doug-hoffman-calls-glenn_n_343676.html"> adores Glenn Beck</a> (<em>even calls him a &#8220;mentor&#8221;</em>), and who doesn&#8217;t  	even live in the district.  Rush Limbaugh 	<a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/11/02/limbaugh-scozzafava-guilt_n_342535.html"> accuses the GOP candidate</a> of committing &#8220;<strong>widespread bestiality.</strong>&#8220;   	Boehner and other Republicans hedge on whether they now support <strong>THEIR</strong> candidate, or the conservative goofball.  The Republican  	candidate&#8230;she gets disgusted by her own party, and throws her support  	behind the Democratic candidate&#8230;<a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/11/03/bill-owens-leads-doug-hof_n_344776.html">who  	then wins the election</a>.  	<a href="http://dyn.politico.com/printstory.cfm?uuid=B287C056-18FE-70B2-A88C6D5F0E6061E5"> Some say</a> the current attempts by conservative purists to oust <strong>ANY</strong> Republican candidates who are 	<a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/11/02/are-moderates-no-longer-w_n_342076.html"> at all moderate</a>, or even simply reasonable&#8230;is a mistake.  At  	least, looking at these results&#8230;<span style="text-decoration: underline;"><strong>they appear to be correct</strong></span>.</li>
<li>If there is one thing Republicans <strong>SHOULD</strong> know by now&#8230;it&#8217;s that  	they can&#8217;t look to RNC chairman Michael Steele for sound guidance.   	After the elections, Steele first 	<a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/11/04/steele-reports-of-ideolog_n_345319.html"> proclaimed</a> that there are <strong>NO</strong> ideological divisions within the  	Republican Party (<em>which we clearly know now to be false</em>)&#8230;<strong>THEN</strong>,  	Steele 	<a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/11/04/steele-election-results-s_n_345069.html"> calls</a> the results of the elections evidence that the GOP is now &#8220;<strong>transcendent</strong>&#8220;&#8230;<strong>THEN</strong> Steele 	<a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/11/05/quick-reversal-steele-we_n_347647.html"> admits</a> that all the intra-party fighting (which he said did exist) was &#8220;<strong>stupid</strong>&#8221;  	and that it was causing them to &#8220;<strong>screw</strong>&#8221; themselves.  Steele  	would find out what it is like to be truly screwed, when he was interviewed  	on Morning Joe alongside Lawrence O&#8217;Donnell&#8230;who congratulated him on  	leading his &#8220;<strong>party to a disastrous loss:</strong>&#8220;</li>
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<p>Hopefully we&#8217;ll be back to more regular, consistent posting next week.   Have a great weekend.</p>
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