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John Edwards - "When I'm Appointed King..."

Just before Democratic rival Hillary Clinton rolled out her massive universal health care program, “Hillary Care version Two”,  former ambulance chaser John Edwards was making another outrageous claim; as president he would cut off health care coverage for himself, Congress, and every other government official until his health care plan was passed into law.

Speaking before the Laborers Leadership Convention last Monday, Edwards said,

“To show Congress just how serious I am, on the first day of my administration, I will submit legislation that ends health care coverage for the president, all members of Congress, and all political appointees in both branches of government on July 20, 2009 - unless we have passed universal health care reform.”  

One of Edwards’ handlers needs to set the Breck Girl down and explain that even if by some weird quirk of fate he was elected president, he does not have the constitutional authority to cancel the health insurance for Congress, political appointees - or anyone else for that matter.

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Manilow "Writes the Songs" But Can't Face The Music

Pop singer Barry Manilow. refusing to make a guest appearance on the The View, said,

“I strongly disagree with [Elizabeth Hasselbeck’s conservative] views. I think she’s dangerous and offensive. I will not be on the same stage as her.“
Whether Mr. Manilow finds those conservative fans who attend his concerts and buy his albums also dangerous and offensive, he did not say.

With the exception of the intelligent and beautiful Elizabeth Hasselbeck, The View could pass for the Democratic National Committee. Inherent in Manilow’s refusal to face Hasselbeck is the same problem so many other liberals and Democrats are afflicted with - the inability to articulate a cognent and coherent argument against a conservative viewpoint. Manilow may also have felt the odds of 5 liberals against 1 conservative to be an unfair disadvantage.

Barry Manilow is not alone in his fear of facing a conservative’s questioning. Every single leading Democratic presidential candidate backed out of a Fox hosted debate in Utah; fearful of what moderator Britt Hume might ask and question.

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