Of those of you who did can you tell me,

Is the recession over?
Has Unemployment rate fallen?
Did the democrats join and sing sweet love songs this a.m.?
Did Michelle make any Fashion Statement that swept the media off its feet?
Did Russia disarm and release millions of turtle doves?
Did Jessee Jackson and Al Sharpton promise to make race relations better in the US?
Did Obama point by point go over ” his ” healthcare “bill?
Did any printing machines break during the night at the US Mint?
Did Obama tell any truths?
Did Obama heal Paterson?
Are the black panthers selling girl scout cookies now?
Has Acorn repented of its sins?
Has Charlie Rangel been investigated yet?
Has anything at all changed?

So many questions, so little time.

Oh, what makes you think they could to to a Michelle Obama administered emergency room, hm? Enquiring minds what to know.

{^_^}

Maybe Barry will bring it to the chat shows tomorrow for good luck.

Plus, she’s got that damn belt on again.

Soon all the fellato-media will be wearing them, and then we can call it what it really looks like: a Tool-belt.

It seems Mr. Ed Morrissey caught President Obama fibbing again. See, Michelle Obama said this: I will never forget the time eight years ago when Sasha was four months that she would not stop crying. And she was not a crier, so we knew something was wro…

On this, of all “talk like a pirate day” of days?!

The Other McCain found ye ol’ funnybone, aye.

The part about the “diagnosed with meningitis” is one that I’d consider “close enough”, since it could be reasonably said that the preliminary diagnosis by the pediatrician was meningitis, which is why he directed them to the ER. It wasn’t the final (or correct) diagnosis, but I can see it as at least A diagnosis.

What makes zero sense to me is Michelle trying to use this as an example of someone being “lucky” to have health care coverage. As others have pointed out, it’s not like anyone is getting turned away from emergency rooms, especially those without coverage… who tend to use the ER as their one-stop-shop for all medical care.

In fact, the case could be made that, if this actually had been meningitis, it would have been more likely to have been caught if they didn’t have medical coverage, since they would have gone straight to the emergency room instead of the pediatrician (who couldn’t treat it).

That’s what you call ironic, Michelle.