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Doctor Howard Dean: Democrats only need 51 votes in Senate to pass health care reform Doctor Howard Dean was a guest on Countdown last night and he made the point that I have made here previously: Democrats don't need 60 votes for cloture in the Senate to end a filibuster by Republicans of...

You sure about that smart guy ? http://www.usatoday.com/news/health/2009-04-19-Health-overhaul_N.htm Democrats probably will allow the use of a legislative device that would let them pass a health bill in the Senate with 51 votes, instead of the 60 needed to defeat a filibuster...

Obama said we would be out of Iraq in 18 months,the legislation is passed,there is nothing for him to do The stimulus has not failed,it was meant to kick in at the start of re election season.Whether you think it succeeded or failed,the fact is he got it passed,that is the point,that was his...

Admittedly we cant take our eyes off her,but it has nothing to do with being afraid of her or being concerned that she would ever win the white house

Smarter then the party of "The birthers"

You must be blind.Obama has gotten most of his agenda through in only 8 months Obamas major promises was ending the Iraq war in 18 months,A Economy/Stimulus Package,Closing Guantanamo and health care 3 out of 4 of those are complete.Health care is the biggest social change in this...

I hope her numbers don't slip so much that she decides not to run .She makes things so much easier for the Dem's and anti Republicans Palin 2012 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

If you or the rest of your nut case buddies had anything Obama wouldn't be President.On the bright side you do have Sarah Palin in 2012 You're welcome

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/ CNN Poll: Favorable view of Palin dipping Posted: August 12th, 2009 04:23 PM ET From CNN Deputy Political Director Paul Steinhauser The favorability of former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin is down in a new CNN poll out Wednesday. WASHINGTON (CNN) –...

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Thats my issue on the subject.Obama doesn't have to redo Americas health care industry.If he could just reform the industry to where self employed people and people with pre existing conditions could get health care I think that would be fine.He should also make a rule that if 2 doctors...

Kept people working?????????The same guy who created a recession that has caused the loss of over 6 million jobs ??????? Over half of all personal bankruptcies are due to medical bills,most of them from hard working Americans Most lazy ghetto monsters have Medicaid and the emergency room...

You're right but Reagan was special.Huck is no Reagan and Bush ran off of the Regan legacy Still doesn't happen often,i wouldn't bet on it

The Bankers and men in the shadows who control the President will never allow for someone who will push for a flat tax as well.Radicals like Paul,Ross Perot etc have no chance

The dems wont let her run in 2012 unless Obama is polling in the 20's She is going to be pretty old in 2016 but she has a shot.I don't know how much of a shot though as her policies are very similar to Obamas so it depends on how happy the country is when Obama leaves office in 2016/17

Look at Huck's competition as to why he came in 3rd I'm not bashing him,Unlike Palin and Rush i actually like him personally as he is not a mean spirited republican ,but he has no chance at being president imo When was the last time a failed primary candidate won the White House ?

BTW,cant forget Huck's silly Chuck Norris commercials .Great way to be taken seriously for President

You just have to go back to the 2008 Republican primaries ,Huck was a joke and nothing has changed.Having that silly show only made him more of a joke

No,because they are losing money providing a service that is no longer needed The post office is profitable on their package and overnight services

The GOP's next hope will probably be Boehner in 2016