Double-digit post-speech jump for Obama plan
And he screamed "His pants are on fire" during the pledge of allegiance
Joe Wilson of South Carolina doesn't think much of Obama, his health plan, or apparently, the office of the President of the united states (let alone civility or decorum). politico:"There are also those who claim that our reform effort will insure illegal immigrants. this, too, is false - the reforms I'm proposing would not apply to those who are here illegally," President Obama said.tho, to be fair to Wilson, he honestly thought Obama just said "I was born in Hawaii."
A loud voice from the repugican side of the hall answered, "lie" -- my colleague Glenn Thrush reports it was Joe Wilson (retard - S.C.) -- drawing a second "it's not true," from Obama and a shake of Nancy Pelosi's head.
The bill is designed to exclude those immigrants, though some repugicans have called for more explicit bans on funding for illegal immigrants and have claimed the bill will funnel money to illegal immigrants.
Factcheck.org described those claims as "false" and noted that one version of the legislation already includes an explicit bar on federal funding for illegal immigrants' health care.
The only other person (besides Schultz) who knew where the safe was buried was the bodyguard who helped him dig the hole. Shortly after, both men were gunned down by hitmen inside the Palace Chophouse Restaurant in Newark, New Jersey.
On his deathbed, Schultz began hallucinating and rambling after the rusty bullets used by the assassins caused an infection. A court stenographer was brought in to record his statements and some believe his incoherent references to something hidden in the woods in Phoenicia, New York, might be a clue to the location of his buried loot. Of course the meaning of his words is cryptic and not 100% reliable, but that hasn’t stopped hundreds of people from looking.
A Texas school district which refused to air President Barack Obama's live classroom address is planning to bus students to see a fool, not the president.
One truck + 196 tickets = $5,700
A single UPS delivery truck is the champion of Denver parking violations, racking up 196 tickets worth nearly $5,700 last year.
Economic activity is stabilizing or improving in almost every area of the country.
The retail giant launches a massive, three-pronged effort dubbed "Project Impact."
The food experts at Epicurious tasted 16 national brands and crowned their top pick.
The president calls for action and tries to clear up confusion in his highly anticipated address.
Astronomers are awed by the first image transmitted by the repaired space telescope.
Abercrombie & Fitch has been fined about $115,000 for discriminating against an autistic customer at the retailer's Mall of America store.
Distantly-related animals all avoid a common "smell of death" that has a long evolutionary history, scientists discover.  | | For the first time, scientists spot and film the songbirds killing and eating hibernating bats in a cave in Hungary. |
Rare tongue-eating parasite
Many of America's high-profile bosses ignored signs leading to the meltdown of 2008.
The mogul launches a 5-year campaign to get a message to America's kids.
British commandos free a N.Y. Times reporter held hostage by the Taliban in Afghanistan.
