Two weeks ago President Obama came to Las Vegas to campaign for Senator Reid’s reelection and the results are in: his appearance did more harm than good.

So much for the “bipartisan” health care summit sham! Democrats want to ram their plan through with zero bipartisan support.

Who would have thought?
“The five states in the worst financial condition–Illinois, New York, Connecticut, California and New Jersey–are all among the bluest of blue states. The five most fiscally fit states are more of a mix. Three–Utah, Nebraska and Texas–boast Republican majorities and two–New Hampshire and Virginia–skew Democratic.”

But wait, it’s actually more serious than that when you look at the 10 states in the worst financial condition, according to Forbes:
“Of the 10 states in the worst financial condition, eight are among a total of 23 defined by Gallup as “solidly …

It was pretty obvious President Obama was irritated at the health care summit last week, but just how irritated was he? CNN had a camera focused on him the entire time and found that he was less than amused many times throughout the summit. In fact, his face just screams bipartisanship we can believe in!

At last Thursday’s health care summit President Obama attempted to link a personal experience where his car insurance company wouldn’t fix his car to health care coverage. There is only one problem: he chose to purchase the limited liability minimum coverage, not full comprehensive collision coverage.

“You can lift it up any time ya like.”
Mild language warning.

Last year Speaker Pelosi routinely said that the Tea Party movement was nothing more than an astroturf campaign led by the richest in America. Now Speaker Pelosi claims that she shares some of the same values of the Tea Party, particularly on special interests.

The caller even went to the extent of buying an wireless extender to try to regain access illegally to her neighbors service provider. Even the host admits that a lot of people use open access points, but on a temporary basis. Whining about not being able to access it after a year an a half of use is just hilarious.

Speaker Pelosi is signaling Democrats will move forward with their own health care bill without Republican support, but that doesn’t mean that it isn’t bipartisan!

CNN’s Rick Sanchez, a noted seismologist and oceanographer journalism major, explains tsunamis in a way only he knows how: