Friday Roundup
Posted by Bigfoot on 26th February 2010
Yesterday, President Obama and leaders of both parties had a “health care summit”. Reaction from the right includes the following: According to ARRA, the GOP had a good day at the summit. Jonah Goldberg at National Review pretty much agrees, but also says that the summit was incredibly boring. My Auburn instead focuses on Obama, claiming that for him it was a failure.
From CNS News, Obama’s four appointees to the “Debt Panel” include Andy Stern, president of the Service Employees International Union.
According to Hugh Hewitt, Democrats say that Obama’s problem is gridlock, not his policies.
From Okie Campaigns, a board member of CAIR has been deported for supporting Hamas.
From Gateway Pundit, Van Jones isn’t just a truther and a communist, but was also a supporter of Saddam Hussein.
From CNN, a magnitude 7 earthquake has struck east of Okinawa.
From Infinite Unknown, New Hampshire Senator Judd Gregg thinks that the U.S. will undergo an economic meltdown in 5 to 7 years.
Speaking of economic meltdowns, billionaire financier Jim Rogers predicts that the British Pound will collapse.
Some Brits are taking a cue from us Yanks, and have launched a Tea Party movement.
Meanwhile, HotAir reports that back on our side of the pond, lefties who disagree with the Tea Party have launched the Coffee Party.
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