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Obama Overload?

Posted in Main Blog (All Posts) on June 29th, 2009 4:43 am by HL

Obama Overload?

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President Obama is still wildly popular and he seems determined to revel in it by popping up three times a day to make a statement or greet a world leader. However, Joel Connelly writes in the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, “a president should take time out of the public eye, and not tire out the country.”

He warns that, “The effort by presidential image-masters to control the 24/7 news cycle has tipped to excess.”

Joel Connelly in the Seattle Post-Intelligencer:

But Obama really should regulate, and reduce, the flood of words out of the White House. The effort by presidential image-masters to control the 24/7 news cycle has tipped to excess.

On Thursday, for instance, Obama joined an ABC News town hall on health care. He spoke to the cameras after meeting members of Congress on immigration. The president and first lady made remarks as a “United We Serve” service event. On the eve of a key House vote, Obama boosted the clean energy bill and debunked its critics.

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The Truth Alone Will Not Set You Free

The modern world, as Kafka predicted, has become a world where lies become true. And facts alone will be powerless to thwart the mendacity spun out through billions of dollars in corporate advertising, lobbying and control of traditional sources of information. The lines between artists, social activists and journalists have to be erased.

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Sotomayor Support: 62% Say She Should Be Confirmed

Posted in Main Blog (All Posts) on June 29th, 2009 4:42 am by HL

Sotomayor Support: 62% Say She Should Be Confirmed
Sonia Sotomayor enjoys broad public support for a seat on the U.S. Supreme Court, with large majorities of Americans rejecting the notion that her sex,…

Justice Department Backs Some Constitutional Rights For Detainees
The Justice Department has determined that detainees tried by military commissions in the U.S. can claim at least some constitutional rights, particularly protection against the…

Gregory Accidentally Accuses Jon Huntsman Of Having An Affair, Effusively Apologizes
The Republican Party is in such a state of disrepair and scandal that television news hosts can’t keep track of which prominent figures are dealing…

Michael Rowe: Why It’s Time For LGBT Democrats To Get Over Their Battered Wife Syndrome
The news that 10th annual LGBT Leadership Council fundraiser for the Democratic National Committee at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Washington on June 25th raised…

Ariel Gonzalez: The Meaning of Treason
I first read Rebecca West’s Meaning of Treason in the 1990s. At the time I was more interested in the looping grace of West’s…


On FNS , Liasson and Kristol skew CBO cap-and-trade estimate as “$175 per person,” but it’s per household

Posted in Main Blog (All Posts) on June 29th, 2009 4:41 am by HL

On FNS , Liasson and Kristol skew CBO cap-and-trade estimate as “$175 per person,” but it’s per household

On June 28, Fox News Sunday panelists Bill Kristol and Mara Liasson misrepresented the Congressional Budget Office’s analysis of the cap-and-trade bill passed by the House of Representatives on June 26, claiming it would cost “$175 a year per person.” In fact, the CBO estimated the net cost would be an average of $175 per household per year. After Liasson said, “The CBO estimate of the economic impact of this bill was only $175 a year per person, but that’s contested,” Kristol asserted: “A hundred and seventy-five dollars a person is what, 5, 600, 7, $800 a family, depending on how many — how big your family is? That’s kind of a lot of money to heap on families in the middle of recession.”

According to the CBO’s analysis, the bill’s net impact on households in 2020 would be between a benefit of $40 per year and a cost of $340 per year, and “the net annual economywide cost of the cap-and-trade program in 2020 would be $22 billion — or about $175 per household.” According to the CBO, “That net impact would reflect both the added costs that households experienced because of higher prices and the share of the allowance value that they received in the form of benefit payments, rebates, tax decreases or credits, wages, and returns on their investments.”

From the June 28 edition of Fox Broadcasting Co.’s Fox News Sunday:

LIASSON: I do think that the administration got one very important thing by getting it through the House now. The big urgency was to get something that it could take to those Kyoto — those global climate change negotiations in Denmark in the fall. They’ve now shown that the United States is moving, at least toward something. How fast it’ll move, whether it’ll ever get through the Senate — and I think the chances for it getting through the Senate this year are going to be really, really difficult, even though Harry Reid says it’s going to be on the floor in the fall.

The CBO estimate of the economic impact of this bill was only $175 a year per person, but that’s contested. So, I think there’s going to be a big debate about the economic impact, and it’s going to determine — it’s going to be affected by how fast or slowly the economy itself recovers.

BRET BAIER (guest host): Bill.

KRISTOL: A hundred and seventy-five dollars a person is what, 5, 600, 7, $800 a family, depending on how many — how big your family is? That’s kind of a lot of money to heap on families in the middle of recession.

I think Nancy Pelosi has made a huge mistake by defining everything in terms of jobs, jobs, jobs, jobs. And Republicans are going to say for the next year and a half, “Let’s have that debate.” Is unemployment lower than when President Obama became president? Is unemployment going up as slowly as President Obama said it would when he lobbied for his stimulus, and today when he lobbies for energy?

We’re going to have double-digit unemployment. Republicans are going to be able to be the party that cares about middle-class America and about these ridiculous plans — and this really is a ludicrous piece of legislation, in my opinion.


Guv’s Wife: I Asked Him To Leave Two Weeks Ago

Posted in Main Blog (All Posts) on June 29th, 2009 4:40 am by HL

Guv’s Wife: I Asked Him To Leave Two Weeks Ago
Jenny Sanford, the First Lady of South Carolina, has released a statement in which she reveals that two weeks ago she asked her husband to leave, beginning a trial separation. It was agreed that the two would not be in…

Report: Sanford Booked 10-Day Argentina Trip
Things just keeps getting worse for Mark Sanford. Now Politico’s Ben Smith reports that he had originally booked a ten-day trip to Argentina — right around the time his wife kicked him out — before apparently cutting it short four…

Revealed: The Sanford/Ensign Connection
We couldn’t help noticing during Mark Sanford’s reality-show-style press conference that there’s a tie-in between this week’s GOP 2012 presidential contender sex scandal and last week’s involving Sen. John Ensign. Sanford said that in dealing with his affair, he’d been…


Ye Olde Scribe’s Spy Fly on the Wall Update

Posted in Main Blog (All Posts) on June 29th, 2009 4:37 am by HL

Ye Olde Scribe’s Spy Fly on the Wall Update
Although kept secret, Scribe’s spy fly on the wall recorded the results of an investigation… “Wait, ‘assistant’ means you ‘assist.’ Why don’t you have his clothes off yet?” “I… just… couldn’t…” “Big fan?” “No, I just found him CREEPY.” “Yeah, I don’t find this autopsy much of a THRILLER, either.” Silence. Not even the birds found it funny. “OK, let’s get his […]


Quote of the Day

Posted in Main Blog (All Posts) on June 29th, 2009 4:36 am by HL

Quote of the Day
“Well, these issues have been bipartisan issues… But for us as Republicans, the biggest issue about this or about spending or about other policy issues is Republicans need to do what they say they’re going to do.”

— Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour (R), quoted on CBS’s Face the Nation, saying that sex scandals are not the biggest problem for the Republican party.


Got Health Insurance? Fighting for a Public Option Might Just Get You a Raise!

Posted in Main Blog (All Posts) on June 29th, 2009 4:35 am by HL

Got Health Insurance? Fighting for a Public Option Might Just Get You a Raise!
Controlling health care costs isn't just necessary for the health of our economy — it'd also be likely to boost personal incomes.

Obama’s Stance on Same-Sex Marriage Puts Him on the Wrong Side of History
The question is no longer whether Obama can afford to support gay rights with full-throated passion, but rather: Can he afford not to?

Obama Must Strongly and Unequivocally Condemn the Coup in Honduras
Failure to take actions that send a clear message of condemnation will be devastating to the still-fragile U.S. image in Latin America.

Michael Jackson Probably O.D.’d — Just Like Thousands of Americans Who Fall Victim to Our Overdose Epidemic
We must learn how to reduce the harms associated with our drug use, including reducing easily preventable deaths from overdose.


Greg Mankiw Argues for a Financial Transactions Tax to Improve Health Care

Posted in Main Blog (All Posts) on June 29th, 2009 4:34 am by HL

Greg Mankiw Argues for a Financial Transactions Tax to Improve Health Care
Okay, that’s not exactly right, but there is an important link. In his column in the NYT today, the former chief economist to President Bush warns that a public health care plan could in the long-run lead to lower pay…






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Al-Safa, June 27, 2009
This, from my friend David Shulman, an activist in the Israeli-Palestinian peace group Ta’ayush, who has written widely about acts of witness in the South Hebron hills–including in this blog: While Prime Minister Netanyahu scoffs at Ahmedinajad’s beatings of peaceful…


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The Washington Post?s Dana Milbank calls Nico Pitney a ?dick? after heated debate on CNN.

Posted in Main Blog (All Posts) on June 29th, 2009 4:33 am by HL

The Washington Post?s Dana Milbank calls Nico Pitney a ?dick? after heated debate on CNN.
Last week, the Huffington Post’s Nico Pitney (who is also a former member of ThinkProgress) found himself in the center of controversy after President Obama called on him at a press conference. One of the harshest pieces came from the Washington Post’s Dana Milbank, who called Pitney a “planted questioner.” Today the two faced off […]

Last week, the Huffington Post’s Nico Pitney (who is also a former member of ThinkProgress) found himself in the center of controversy after President Obama called on him at a press conference. One of the harshest pieces came from the Washington Post’s Dana Milbank, who called Pitney a “planted questioner.” Today the two faced off on Howie Kurtz’s “Reliable Sources” segment on CNN. Pitney called some of Milbank’s past reporting “pathetic,” and Milbank claimed that Nico had “worked in collusion with an administration.” Watch it:

The discussion was evidently so heated that Milbank called him a “dick” at the end of the segment, as Pitney writes on Huffington Post:

The only thing that surprised me was when Dana turned to me after our initial sparring and called me a “dick” in a whispered tone (the specific phrase was, I believe, “You’re such a dick”). Howie Kurtz wrote on Twitter that he didn’t hear it, which is understandable — he was doing the lead-in for the next part of the segment on the ABC White House special. But it happened (I urge Howie to watch the video of the panel during the ABC intro) and it was frankly pretty odd.


Congress May Look to Ky. Schools’ Healthy Example in Creating Nutritional Policy

Posted in Main Blog (All Posts) on June 29th, 2009 4:32 am by HL

Congress May Look to Ky. Schools’ Healthy Example in Creating Nutritional Policy
It didn’t seem like a radical idea at the time. First, Ginger Gray, the food service director for Kenton County, Ky., schools, took away fried potato chips, offering students baked versions instead. Next, she phased out fruit drinks such as Kool-Aid in favor of 100 percent juices. She considered …

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President Obama yesterday said that the House took an “extraordinary first step” by passing a climate bill on Friday, adding that he hoped it will “prod” action by the Senate and predicting that the legislation could make renewable energy “a driver of economic growth.”