@ButterflyKisses, here's a pretty good summary of the budgetary differences between the 3 bills (the reconciliation one is going to be what becomes law).

Here's a nice saccharine sweet rendition of the provisions of the bill from the DCCC: http://dccc.org/blog/archives/historic_health_insurance_reform_key_provisions

Oh no, McCain may not agree with torture, but he's still trying to appease Republicans here. The "extreme talk show host" isn't the one some of us are thinking here. And even if he were slamming Rush, he'd have to apologize within a day or so any way. http://www.dccc.org/content/sorry

It was Ed Schultz of the new Ed Show on MSNBC (http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/04/23/ed-schultzcheney-wants-th_n_190703.html). Was Ed right? Personally, I think Cheney thinks more about his own success and the success of the Republican party than he does the whole of the American people, so...

>> ^volumptuous:
http://www.dccc.org/content/sorry


That my friend is awesome; many lulz ahead!

http://www.dccc.org/content/sorry

From Crooks and Liars (has full transcript).

DCCC Chairman Rahm Emanuel was scheduled to debate RCCC Chairman Thomas Reynolds on ABC's This Week with George Stephanopoulos. Entangled in the Foley page scandal himself, Reynolds ducked the debate, sending Rep. Adam Putnam in his stead.

Emanuel gives a nearly perfect performance. He easily dispels Putnam's attempts to blames the Democrats for the scandal. In the end, Putnam's attacks appear desperate and hollow.