Good Morning and welcome back to a new week!

While going through the Internet this morning, I found this headline on a Web site: House Health Bill is 'DOA' in Senate
While driving around this weekend, there were signs plastered on a couple of lawns 'demanding' health care reform to fail.
There are talking heads out there twisting the information to the point where it seems like any kind of reform is a bad thing.
Why?
Why is it wrong to find a better solution? Why is it wrong to make sure everybody can afford health care? Why do too many people think only of themselves instead of people as a whole?
Of course, none of those questions can be answered. If you ask one side, they shout you down. If you ask the other side, they have no answers.
Look, anybody who thinks health care bills are OK needs to see the whole picture. If a family needs to pay $520 a month on health care there is some kind of problem.
For many, the opinion is: 'Well, that's your choice.'
Really, though, it's not. Health care companies are running this debate. If you don't see that you are wearing blinders. The companies want to continue to make money on the backs of people. They lay off workers and up their prices. They make the co-pays higher and up their prices.
Something has to give somewhere.
We need to contact our Senators and tell them we are fed up. We need quality health care at an affordable price.
There can't be any wavering.

Protect Insurance Companies PSA from Will Ferrell

Good Morning and welcome to the middle of the week!

So, after all these months, I'm still trying to figure out what is wrong with a public option for health care.
Apparently, there is something wrong with helping people get the care they need when they need it. Apparently, the vocal minority has twisted the facts enough to muddle up all the works. A Senate panel voted down the option yesterday.
Once again, we are being pushed into a black hole by those with an agenda. Their agenda is to see this administration fail at every turn.
We have the nutcases out there who still don't think Barack Obama is a U.S. Citizen. They probably also believe all-knowing aliens are running our brains. No wonder there's been a shortage of tin foil a the local Giant the last few weeks.
Sometimes, you just have to shake your head. Studies show 80 percent of the country wants or needs a public health care option. Yet, the other 20 percent shout, yell, throw things, bring guns to debates and believe everything said on talk radio.
Maybe, just maybe, the rest of us have to start standing up.

Protect Insurance Companies PSA from Will Ferrell

Good Morning and welcome back to the weird world!

So, after another nutjob was seen outside an Obama health care forum with a weapon (this time an assault rifle), it might be time to take another look.
So, in an attempt to inform (although many would rather just listen and react), CHECK OUT this story. Sure, maybe the guy has an angle, but any logical-thinking person can see it makes sense.
Insurance companies, plane and simple, are driving the health care debate. They want to keep making insane profits on the backs of death. If you don't believe that, open your eyes.
Meanwhile, as Michael Vick starts to collect his paycheck from the Eagles, THERE'S THIS. Look, I'll be the first to admit dogs can be a pain, especially when you have to take them to the vet.
Still, to force them to fight, then kill them after they lose is just reprehensible. There's no gray area.
Finally, there's even more American Idol news.
To which we should all say: 'Yawn. Wake me up when something exciting happens.
Last but not least, throwing beer on players appears to be the thing to do these days: