The Snooper Report

Amy Proctor has the video:

Take a look at Nanna's face.  SHOCK!  Only democrats can do that!

[...] Gasps!  Shock!  Disbelief!  But didn’t this outburst come just as the President finished calling Sarah Palin a liar for starting the “death panel” debate?  “It is a lie, plain and simple”, said the President.  Earlier he said that the U.S. is the only democratic, rich nation without government healthcare, but there ARE “death panels” in the UK (Terminally Ill Euthanized Under Britain’s National Healthcare System) [...]

[...] Incidentally, does President Obama mean that if an illegal alien goes to the hospital, emergency room or doctor under the new healthcare plan that they would be turned away or that they would have to pay out of their own pockets?  Hmmmmm…..  no wonder Congressman Wilson yelled, “You lie!” [...]

Go check out Amy's post.

Pamela Geller: I. Love. This. Man.

Pamela LOVES Joe Wilson.  I agree.  We need MORE like him.  First of all, Obama went after Sarah Palin and called her a "big, fat, hairy liar" about the death panels.  I suppose AFTER the DEATH PANELS were removed from the Bill, the "liar" part just MIGHT be true...Sarah Explains.

Sarah Palin: Response to the White House

Sarah Palin's Notes

Response to the White House - Today at 2:55pm

I'm pleased that the White House is finally responding to Republican health care ideas instead of pretending they don't exist.[1] But in doing so President Obama should follow his own sound advice and avoid making "wild misrepresentations".[2] Medicare vouchers would give everyone on Medicare the chance to decide for themselves which health plan to use, rather than leave that decision to government bureaucrats.  Such proposals are the kind of health care reform that Republicans stand for: market-oriented, patient-centered, and result-driven.

The White House talking points leave the rest of my arguments unanswered. They don't respond to the idea that all individuals should get the same tax benefits received by those who get coverage through their employers; that we must reform our tort laws; and that we should allow Americans to buy insurance across state lines. The White House also fails to respond to the Nyce/Schieber study indicating that wages will fall if the government expands coverage without reducing health care inflation rates.

One last thing: after President Obama's speech tonight, listen for which pundits use the words "false", "scary", and "risky" in describing the proposals I put forward. That's how you'll be able to tell who the White House counted as "allies" worthy of receiving its talking points. - Sarah Palin

You tell him Sarah!

Doug Ross: Forget Joe Wilson: Barack Obama called Sarah Palin, Sean Hannity and Mark Levin Liars Last Night

Go check the above out!  WOOT WOOT!

[...] Has a President ever been this partisan before? Spun so many painfully obviously lies in a major speech before?

This President is 'historic', alright. Just not for the reasons he'd hoped. [END]

America Needs Me: Joe Wilson Shouts, Causes Amnesia in MSM

You have to forgive Joe Wilson, he’s probably gotten used to shouting “You lie!” every time he has to deal with the governor from his home state. He was just doing what came naturally when he decided to be the one person in the room who admitted that the emperor wasn’t wearing any clothes [...]

LOL!

The Hill: Pelosi halts effort to sanction Wilson over 'You lie!' outburst

Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Democrats should cease efforts to sanction Rep. Joe Wilson for shouting "You lie!" during the president's address.

While she said the South Carolina Republican's action was "stunning," and noted that lawmakers can be sanctioned for calling other lawmakers liars, she said she didn't want to dwell on the incident. [...]

STFU NANNA!

Dan Riehl:  Interview: Rep. Joe Wilson (R) SC

[...] Perhaps like me and some others, Wilson just reacted naturally when confronted with an obvious misrepresentation dealing with something one has invested a great deal of time in thinking about. He sounded sincere and convincing in both his regret for the impromptu remark, as well as his insistence that, at the end of it all is the fact that Obama simply wasn't telling the truth as any objective observer would understand it in last night's speech. [END]

Dan does a GREAT job actually interviewing the Rep Joe Wilson.