The House and Senate Health Care Bills: The Key Differences

There are six key policy problems to be resolved between the Senate and the House Health Care bills before a final bill reaches the desk of the President. House and Senate negotiators must iron out these differences and engage in further compromise and concessions.

With public opinion opposing the bills mounting, Americans can hope Congress will stop and enact true, bipartisan health reform, reform that does not constitute a federal takeover of American health care.

Nina Owcharenko lays out the 6 key differences

Rubio Rising

NRO editor Kathryn Lopez has spent time with Mario Rubio and she says he is the real deal. "He projects a solid presence and is well versed on local and national issues."  Rubio has a donor base almost entirely consisting of small-dollar givers. He tells a small group in his humble way "This is not about me."

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Obama Gives Britain the Cold Shoulder

Before he became president it was said that Mr. Obama harbored a deep grudge against Britain for its colonialist past. It is alleged that his paternal grandfather, Hussein Onyango Obama, was tortured by the British during the Mau Mau rebellion in Kenya in the 1950s, when it was controlled by Britain. In his autobiographical book "The Audacity of Hope," Mr. Obama unflatteringly compares the British Empire to South Africa's apartheid regime and the former Soviet Union.

Con Counghlin explains the new U.S. disregard for the U.K.

Do You Want To Do Something About Obamacare?

Call your Congressman.  The National Center For Policy Analysis will patch you though and offer talking points.  You will be able to add your comments too.  Do it now.

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Election 2010: Florida GOP Senate Primary

Governor Charlie Crist and former state House Speaker Marco Rubio are now tied in the 2010 race for the Republican Senate nomination in Florida.

Read more in the Rassmussen Report

Charlie's Limp Homecoming

CLEARWATER, Florida -- The contrast was stark. When conservative former Florida House Speaker Marco Rubio addressed the Pinellas County Republican Executive Committee in November, the reception in a packed restaurant meeting room was on the high end of enthusiastic. When "moderate" Governor Charlie Crist spoke to the same outfit Monday night before between a quarter and a third fewer people, the reception was courteous. No wild applause as had been the case at several points during Rubio's presentation.

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Marco Rubio at the Tampa North Rotary Club Part 3

On December 7th Marco Rubio spoke at a Tampa North Rotary Club luncheon. He spoke about his vision for not only Florida, but for the country as a whole.

Marco Rubio at the Tampa North Rotary Club Part 2

On December 7th Marco Rubio spoke at a Tampa North Rotary Club luncheon. He spoke about his vision for not only Florida, but for the country as a whole.

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Marco Rubio at the Tampa North Rotary Club Part 1

On December 7th Marco Rubio spoke at a Tampa North Rotary Club luncheon. He spoke about his vision for not only Florida, but for the country as a whole. Dontspreadmywealth.com was there to cover the event.

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The Siren Call Of Tyranny

Last Exit To Utopia by Jean-Francois Revel

"Last Exit To Utopia" was first published in France nearly a decade ago.  The book's themes continue to resonate today, when murderous ideologies still compete for legitimacy and "enlightened" understanding by the Western Intelligentsia.  Revel acidly writes: "Utopia is not under the slightest obligation to produce results:  its sole function is to allow its devotees to condemn what exists in the name of what does not."

Read Bret Stephens book review