Today’s Blogmarks

• The Rural Broadband Myth
  Finally, high-speed Internet is coming to rural America, and to hear the Obama Administration tell it, not a minute too soon. Rural America has fallen into a communication abyss, but don’t worry the Government is here to help, and it’s only going to cost 4 billion dollars.
  I wouldn’t want government built broadband., would you?  I mean, look at Amtrak.
  
• Obama Administration faces criticism from press
  White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs faced some tough questions today, first from CBS reporter Chip Reid and then from Helen Thomas. The issue was that the Obama Administration is stacking the deck at town hall meetings and isn’t being transparent.
  If you’re going to plant questioners in the audience, don’t make it so easy to find the connection with the administration. Obama was good at dealing with the press during the campaign, guess the honeymoon is over.
  
• Obama’s Top Five Health Care Lies
  When it comes to health care reform, Obama is uttering bald-faced lies. Here are the top five lies that Barack has told.
• Emotion, few details, in Obama’s health care pitch
  President Barack Obama wanted to put a human face on his plans to overhaul health care, and a Virginia supporter did just that Wednesday. Fighting back tears, Debby Smith, 53, told Obama of her kidney cancer and her inability to obtain health insurance or hold a job.
• Great, Another Comedian
  If we continue to elect unqualified people for important positions in our government, the United States will fall, and that’s the HardTruth.

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