Rosemead Herald

Well Well, President Obama has given orders to the Army to keep the press away from Sarah Palin, when she speaks to troops.  Why?  Because, she is so popular among Army troops that President Obama is fearful that FOX and talk radio will use troop support for Sarah Palin to increase her popularity.   

 The U.S. Army plans to prevent media from covering Sarah Palin's appearance at Fort Bragg, fearing the event will turn into political grandstanding against President Barack Obama, officials said Thursday.

Fort Bragg spokesman Tom McCollum told The Associated Press that Bragg's garrison commander and other Army officials had decided to keep media away from Palin's book promotion. He said the Army did not want the Monday event to become a platform to express political opinions "directed against the commander in chief."

Seniors had better get ready for cuts in their health care.  Hip replacements and heart surgery may not be allowed under ObamaCare. This will leave seniors with poor outcomes and reduced longevity. 

A plan to slash more than $500 billion from future Medicare spending -- one of the biggest sources of funding for President Obama's proposed overhaul of the nation's health-care system -- would sharply reduce benefits for some senior citizens and could jeopardize access to care for millions of others, according to a government evaluation released Saturday.

I wonder if a focus group is suppose to work like this.  The average American Joe may be a Sarah Palin supporter, but CNN does not think so. 

CNN's Rick Sanchez hosted a forum of 'average joes' yesterday in a sort of focus group on Sarah Palin. CNN did not feel, however, that it needed to invite any Palin supporters. Despite claims that the group accurately represented American opinion, its responses demonstrated a total disconnect from actual public sentiment.

Well well, we have a fine mess now.  It seems that AP needs to assign an entire staff to fact check Sarah Palin's new book.  This is odd, because no one from AP fact checked Obama's book at all.  I wonder if Sarah Palin's new book has more fact checking than most books.

When the former Republican vice presidential candidate and former Alaska governor wrote her autobiography, the AP found a copy before its release date and assigned 11 people to fact check all 432 pages.