The Morning Meeting: Abortion & Health Care Reform, Cheney On Bush, A Possible Lockerbie Reprieve, & “All You Can Fly”
EmailMixed bag of news this morning: Once again we're covering the town-hall debates across the country, and offering up another in our "Fact Check" series of stories about health-care reform. Tonight, the allegations about abortion and the pending legislation.
The good news, bad news about the economy this morning: Good — Germany and France lift from recession, and the Fed Policy Board's forecast spurs some buying on the markets; not so good — retail sales (WalMart of particular note) fall flat; and home foreclosures spike.
Ghosts of the past administration in the news: Former Vice President Dick Cheney airs grievances with former President Bush; and Lynndie England (the young woman in the more notorious photographs from Iraq's Abu Ghraib prison) says what she did was no big deal.
Following on our report from the front lines of a Marine assault in Afghanistan yesterday — the Taliban launch a counterattack this morning, and the incumbent Hamid Karzai says he'll win reelection as President in next week's vote.
Finally, a Lockerbie bomber may go free for medical reasons, Jet Blue announces a strange "all you can fly offer," golf and rugby are nominated as new Olympic sports, a wake is held for Eunice Kennedy Shriver, and the remains of Navy airman Scott Speicher finally come home. Stay tuned…
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If there’s not enough in the plan to properly assess its cost, how can we be sure that those hints about rationing, and end-of-life sections are not real? ——————— Now the president of the US raises his Axelrod to smite any subjects who disagree with him! ——————— Smells more than a bit fishy!
Posted by: Ed Taylor | August 13, 2009, 7:49 pm 7:49 pm
Search Warrant filed at Los Angeles, California on Thursday in the court of Clark Country, Nevada. And brought out the underneath proof that Jackson is a drug addict, Murray implies the investigators seeking into the death of Jackson believing that Michael was a drug addict.
The warrant signed by District Judge Timothy Williams, Searching was done at Los Angeles in the Office and home of Dr. Conrad Murray, which en lighted that there is an excessive prescription done to a Drug addict. Which is considered as an illegal way of treating as per the norms.
It is found as per the investigators in to the death of the Jackson says that they found numerous bottles of prescription drug in his $100,000 a month rented mansion in Holm by Hills. Murray is on main focus as he is considered as a main person responsible for the death of the Pop stars.
The Los Angeles police taking in the responsibility in checking out thoroughly with Murray contact information and investigations are going on with Murray contacting means like cell phones including his home.
Michael Jackson’s ex-wife and the mother of his two oldest children, Debbie Rowe, has agreed not to challenge the singer’s mother for custody of the children, according to a joint statement from lawyers for Rowe and Katherine Jackson
Posted by: Aliensinfotech | August 17, 2009, 8:14 am 8:14 am