Today’s Blogmarks

• Who wins, who loses in Senate health bill
  Here’s a look at some other winners and losers in the latest version of the legislation, which survived an initial test vote in the Senate around 1 a.m. Monday.
• The political world’s winners and losers in health-care reform
  With all 60 Senate Democrats (finally) lined up behind the health-care bill, the legislation looks likely to be approved by the world’s greatest deliberative body by Christmas Eve.
• ‘Tis The Week Before Christmas
  and all through the land, not a freedom is safe from Obama’s hand. Bankers, bewildered, before him now bow, while auto-makers, thankful, praise his cash cow. With energy and health care nearing control, his grasp on the nation is as he foretold. The people are stirred by his escapades, and are somewhat shocked by the history they made. Obama is not what he promised to be; he brings, instead, tyranny.
• Away with the manger
  I’m willing to bet that President Obama’s Christmas address this week will shine with religious significance about as bright as his unusually short Thanksgiving Proclamation, which gave a token reference to God via a quote from George Washington.
• The Truth Comes Out in Copenhagen
  “…our revolution seeks to help all people…socialism, the other ghost that is probably wandering around this room, that’s the way to save the planet, capitalism is the road to hell…let’s fight against capitalism and make it obey us.” ~Hugo Chavez

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