By Kristina Wong

Feb 1, 2010 5:57pm

President’s Budget Assumes $150 Billion in Savings from Health Care Reform

Sen.-elect Scott Brown, R-Mass.,
or no Sen.-elect Scott Brown, President Obama’s budget projects $1.2 trillion
in deficit reduction over the next decade – some of which comes from health
care reform legislation.

“We took a very simple approach,”
said Office of Management and Budget director Peter Orszag. “Since both the
House and Senate had passed legislation, we took the average of the two” using
numbers from the Congressional Budget Office.

That means the administration is
counting on $150 billion in deficit reduction from a health care reform bill
that is — for now — stalled in Congress with no clear path forward.

“We're one vote away from getting
health care reform,” White House press secretary Robert Gibbs said. “We think
it's good policy…The President has said we should be realistic about what our
assumptions are, but also assume — if we're going to propose something, I
don't think it makes much sense to not assume that it should be in the budget.”

-Jake Tapper and Sunlen Miller

User Comments

Oh, brother.

Posted by: Linda Eaton | February 1, 2010, 6:13 pm 6:13 pm

Can you just imagine the screams for IMPEACHMENT if George W. Bush had pulled a stunt like this?
This is “The Audacity of Hope”!

Posted by: Dell | February 1, 2010, 6:33 pm 6:33 pm

I heard it also had taxes added to the budget from cap and trade.
True anyone?

Posted by: david | February 1, 2010, 6:38 pm 6:38 pm

somemore obamanomics. which is will pay back the deficit with another deficit.how stupid do you think the AMERICAN public is. fairly stupid i assume. michelle obama has 30 assistants? for what?

Posted by: catman | February 1, 2010, 6:38 pm 6:38 pm

somemore obamanomics. which is will pay back the deficit with another deficit.how stupid do you think the AMERICAN public is. fairly stupid i assume.
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Hopefully not stupid enough to vote for the Republicans again after the 8 years of Bush and Cheney, the doubling of the national debt, the Iraq war, the biggest ecomomic crash since the Great Depression, the criminals in the White House (Scooter Libby – charged, tried and convicted), the Halliburton scams, cozying up to the Saudis for big oil, etc.

Posted by: tierra | February 1, 2010, 6:47 pm 6:47 pm

There is no traditional way to solve the debt problem with our polical system. The only way to eliminate the debt is the Weimar Republic way whereby we inflate the debt away by printing money like crazy. Inflation is neither a Republican nor Democrat, and will settle the issue for us in a neutral way. Yes it will hurt Americans who have a wallet, but as a debtor nation where it seems more people owe money than have money, this might not be such a bad thing. What American would not love to pay off their mortgage with worthless paper? Naturally, our lenders in China, Japan and Kuwait will be devastated by this process. The writing is on the wall and even a casual observer can see that the government spending spree is ramping up, not down. With massive inflation, 10 years from now the rest of the world will still be reeling but we could be well on the way to a real tangible recovery and back on top.

Posted by: Roy Morscher, Economist & Attorney | February 1, 2010, 6:48 pm 6:48 pm

Look, it’s economics 101, when the government’ spending, deficit, gets high there is a competition for dollars and when there is competition for dollars you run the risk of hyber-inflation and or high interest rates…..not enough dollars, government spending, so the price of dollars goes up…simple..Don’t matter if it’s Repubs, Dems or the Man in the Moon the Law of Supply and Demand holds no favorites….Just can’t spend your way out of trouble..can’t use a credit card to pay off a credit card it will catch-up if the Administration does not pull back spending..could mean another recession but worse…..

Posted by: Parallax View | February 1, 2010, 6:55 pm 6:55 pm

tierra , THANK YOU, It is good to know that there are some Americans who have not been in a COMA for the last 10 years.
The Oil Companies and the Supreme Courts are in on this and should be stopped.
Obama has nothing but the people interest at Heart, for his legacy.
Go Obama, and
YES WE CAN

Posted by: UNDERDOG | February 1, 2010, 7:07 pm 7:07 pm

tierra, THANK YOU

Posted by: NEWDAYS | February 1, 2010, 7:08 pm 7:08 pm

tierra..You sound like my dear departed grandfather…”Why I remember when I had to walk to school with cardboard in my shoes through 2 feet of snow….” “Why I remember the whole reason for this mess is Bush and Cheny…blah blah blah.” Yea, WE GOT IT…YOU DON’T LIKE BUSH NOR CHANEY…AND we ALL get that it took more than one administration to create this mess; HOWEVER, Bush and Chaney are no longer in office and Obama is beginning a second year with an record setting 3.8 T budget….ONLY adding more fuel to a already out of control fire..GEEZ hold politicians accountable…I’m betting the majority on this site, at this point, REALLY does not care if it is an Repub..Dem…Indep..who can find a solution for this mess….

Posted by: Parallax View | February 1, 2010, 7:14 pm 7:14 pm

Obama: “…after what can only be described as a decade of profligacy…”
One can only imagine how the Obama decade will be described. Of course, if he has his way, we’ll all be existing in a European-style social democracy and probably won’t much care.

Posted by: Bob | February 1, 2010, 7:17 pm 7:17 pm

I was going to buy a $300,00 fully
financed house but now decided not to
so now I am that much richer for not
having spent the money. I will put
the money in a savings account. Yes
does not make any sense, just like all
the funny math the government uses
to explain budgets. Good grief….
Dell its not the Audacity of Hope, its
the Audacity of a Dope.

Posted by: wis134 | February 1, 2010, 7:31 pm 7:31 pm

I’m still taken back by the American people. What about buisness as usual with the House and Senate. These guys throw as much of your money away as any bank. Remember who approves the big FAT Projects. I’m willing to bet that a couple of budget minded house wives could find the things we can do without. Politicians will always be politicians. The longer they stay in office, the more power they gain. At what point do we think that ego doesn’t come in to play? Do you really think for yourself or do depend on a body that you have no control over (OOP’s, except for election year). Each President has a set of problems fron the last administration, Obama got the platinum coated rotten egg.

Posted by: Manuel | February 1, 2010, 7:48 pm 7:48 pm

One can only imagine how the Obama decade will be described. Of course, if he has his way, we’ll all be existing in a European-style social democracy and probably won’t much care.
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The Obama decade will – without a doubt – be framed in the context of the biggest economic collapse since the Great Depression that happened on the Bush administration watch.
Like every other major western industrialized country, the United States under Obama will be seen as trying to stablise the fractured economy and pull the country back onto its feet.

Posted by: tierra | February 1, 2010, 7:49 pm 7:49 pm

That is hilarious — theoretical savings from a theoretical bill that theoretically will be passed. Funny how the spending isn’t theoretical.
Do you think I could send in some theoretical payments to my creditors? I’m sure it’s okay, the President does it!

Posted by: Chiara | February 1, 2010, 7:55 pm 7:55 pm

To criticize Obamanomics for creating an economic disaster is unfair. You can’t judge it by capitalist standards. It is entirely consistent with Obama’s socialist ambitions and must be judged in that light.
First, it assumes that all private income ALREADY belongs to the state, but simply has yet to be assessed for “vital services”. So, all of the whining about indebting our children and grandchildren before they are born is moot. There income, too, already belongs to the socialist state.
Second, it doesn’t matter if our gross domestic product shrinks precipitously, because underlying Obamanomics is the pursuit of equality of outcome at all costs, even if we all are reduced to third world living standards in the process.
Third, reducing America to third world standards helps achieve other Obama goals, like reducing our carbon footprint to third world levels, thereby setting an example that the rest of the world is sure to follow, reversing global warming in the process.
I could go on, but you get the point. Now, get with the program and stop whining.

Posted by: RUKidding | February 1, 2010, 8:03 pm 8:03 pm

I”m sorry, Mr. Tapper, but your lack of research or investigation shows when you take a statement from either political party as fact.

Posted by: jan | February 1, 2010, 8:05 pm 8:05 pm

This is not the greatest collapse since the Depression.By historic terms unemployment is low,there is no inflation and the market has been preserved.The current investment crisis is a crisis of confidence-Obama is so far over his head that investors do not feel that he has any rational policy that will lead to return on investment.Obama doesn’t understand how the market works-he has never held a real job,he never met a payroll.

Posted by: Nephron | February 1, 2010, 8:10 pm 8:10 pm

This is not the greatest collapse since the Depression.By historic terms unemployment is low,there is no inflation and the market has been preserved.
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Nonsense. Major banks and financial institutions were collapsing, major car companies collapsing, hundreds of thousands of foreclosures and bankruptcies, close to 700,000 people losing their jobs every month, stock market collapsing – all of this at the end of the Bush administration.
The large majority of economists acknowledges the collapse under the Bush administration was the biggest economic collapse since the Great Depression – and that we were VERY close to another depression.

Posted by: tierra | February 1, 2010, 8:16 pm 8:16 pm

jan, your criticism is confusing — exactly what is Jake Tapper taking as fact that isn’t fact? I see an easily checkable empirical assertion about the budget, and an opinion by Gibbs on whether the health bill will pass or not. Where is the blind acceptance of political propaganda you assert?

Posted by: Chiara | February 1, 2010, 8:16 pm 8:16 pm

Right on, Nephron!

Posted by: Chiara | February 1, 2010, 8:18 pm 8:18 pm

As I recall what followed the Weimar Republic wasn’t so hot for millions of people. I would be very wary of taking the Weimar Republic method of dealing with debt to heart. We just might end up with a man on a white horse who solves the debt problem by invading the countries holding the debt.

Posted by: j011254 | February 1, 2010, 8:20 pm 8:20 pm

Tierra …. when you say this:
“The Obama decade will – without a doubt – be framed in the context of the biggest economic collapse since the Great Depression that happened on the Bush administration watch.”
You ONLY help the Republicans. The American people are SICK and TIRED of the finger pointing. You can ONLY blame Bush so much and then you MUST begin putting blame where blame lies. Obama is trying to pass a 3.83 TRILLION dollar budget. Do you understand just how much a TRILLION is? This has NOTHING to do with Bush. You show your true colors when you make comments like that.

Posted by: Teri | February 1, 2010, 8:28 pm 8:28 pm

Tierra …. when you say this:
“The Obama decade will – without a doubt – be framed in the context of the biggest economic collapse since the Great Depression that happened on the Bush administration watch.”
You ONLY help the Republicans.
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And I completely disagree with you.
The financial collapse under the Bush administration was the largest since the Great Depression – we are still feeling the impact of this and will for years to come.
The Republican pretend they could magically fix this if they could slime their way back into office – this is nonsense.
Most Americans understand exactly how much this economic collapse is costing the country in increased government support for struggling families, and decreased taxes contributing to the deficit.
The ‘reduce spending’ chant is as obvious and shallow as the other Republican chant ‘decrease taxes’.
The Republicans came into office in 2001 promising ‘smaller government’ and ‘government surpluses’. What they delivered was gross overspending, larger deficits and a doubling of the national debt – along with the war in Iraq, the huge economic collapse, the Halliburton messes, cozying up with the Saudi’s and big oil, North Korea testing its first nuclear weapon on Bush’s watch, Iran developing a secret nuclear facility on Bush’s watch, Bin Laden and al Qaeda escaping in Afghanistan . .. . and on and on and on.
The Republican record is well worth pointing out. And their attempts to attack and denomize the Democrats and the President.

Posted by: tierra | February 1, 2010, 8:37 pm 8:37 pm

Dem Sens. Jim Webb, Blanche Lincoln back legislation to deny funds to try 9/11 suspects in civilian courts
More trouble for the snakeoil salesman, and clown in chief

Posted by: another crisis another photo op | February 1, 2010, 9:10 pm 9:10 pm

Which makes it that much more puzzling that the White House is basically cutting loose from health reform this year.

Posted by: matt | February 1, 2010, 9:18 pm 9:18 pm

The GOP is our bridge back to the late 1920′s

Posted by: Bob Bobonde | February 1, 2010, 9:24 pm 9:24 pm

The Obama decade will – without a doubt – be framed in the context of the biggest economic collapse since the Great Depression that happened on the Bush administration watch.
Like every other major western industrialized country, the United States under Obama will be seen as trying to stablise the fractured economy and pull the country back onto its feet.
Posted by: tierra | Feb 1, 2010 7:49:32 PM
WOW! You are really hedging your bets now aren’t you! If the Obama presidency is a complete failure all 4 or 8 years will be George Bush’s fault. That is TRULY amazing, tierra.

Posted by: For The Record | February 1, 2010, 9:26 pm 9:26 pm

Most Americans understand exactly how much this economic collapse is costing the country in increased government support for struggling families, and decreased taxes contributing to the deficit.
Posted by: tierra | Feb 1, 2010 8:37:50 PM
tierra, I will tell you exactly what I told Lydia in another thread. You do not understand how the taxation system is supposed to work. You assume that the government uses its current income through taxation to pay its bills.
Actually, workers who have deductions taken out of their paychecks are supposed to be paying into a system that remains solvent and invests these taxes so that they are able to support us should the need arise, such as Unemployment Insurance.
The problem, for a long time (not just in the past decade), has been that “the government” has been fiscally irresponsible with our taxes and has not only used up everything in “the rainy day fund” it now has to continually borrow to “be there” when the situation calls for it.
This is one BIG reason why people are upset. They confiscate our taxes to make up for their poor judgment and then blame the economy when they don’t take in enough to cover their liabilities. Living paycheck to paycheck doesn’t work in real life and it doesn’t work in the government either.

Posted by: For The Record | February 1, 2010, 9:47 pm 9:47 pm

The entire 2008 campaign was based on lies. Obama, Pelosi, Reid and other liberals made promises and pledges they did not keep. Now, Obama is campaigning for 2010 and 2012! Americans are fed up with HCF and Cap and Trade. We want them to create jobs and reduce debt, among other things. Obama and the liberals in Congress plan to cram this down our throats, regardless of what it takes. They made deals “behind closed doors” at our expense. We don’t want this massive, intrusive, corrupt government. What happened to transparency and C-Span?

Posted by: PROUD AMERICAN | February 1, 2010, 10:31 pm 10:31 pm

tierra,please post convincing evidence for your claims.Political opinion is not fact.Last night you claimed that Medicare wastes 400 Billion dollars.Where is the evidence?The fact is that the present situation is not as bad as previous recessions,based on unemployment,inflation,GDP decline,etc.Your mantra of “worst since the Depression” is merely a smokescreen to obscure the absolute failure of the Obama economic policies to have ANY proven positive effect on the economy.I suppose you believe the completely unprovable claims of the administration that hundreds of thousands of jobs have been “saved”-while the “spend-like-a-drunken-sailor” policy of this administration has delayed the recovery that would already be mature had they done nothing.The bottom line is that this administration has the least amount of business experience of any administration in recent history.And it shows.

Posted by: Nephron | February 1, 2010, 11:07 pm 11:07 pm

Your mantra of “worst since the Depression” is merely a smokescreen
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Nonsense. Even the smallest amount of research will confirm the economic collapse under the Bush administration was the worst since the Depression.
Soon you and the Republicans will be claiming the economic collapse under the Bush administration was really an economic triumph!

Posted by: tierra | February 1, 2010, 11:26 pm 11:26 pm

WOW! You are really hedging your bets now aren’t you! If the Obama presidency is a complete failure all 4 or 8 years will be George Bush’s fault. That is TRULY amazing, tierra.
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The reasons we’re in the current dire economic situation stream out of the deficits, national debt and economic collapse under the Bush administration.
The economic stimulus is something every western industrialised nation has put into play, along with deficit financing – these things are what every team of economists in the western world (regardless of political persuasion of the government) thought best to protect citizens and attempt to rescue the economic collapse.

Posted by: tierra | February 1, 2010, 11:36 pm 11:36 pm

okay tierra, explain exactly what is in the stimulus? and why is it such a failure?

Posted by: seriously? | February 1, 2010, 11:42 pm 11:42 pm

okay tierra, explain exactly what is in the stimulus? and why is it such a failure?
Posted by: seriously? | Feb 1, 2010 11:42:27 PM
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The stimulus is not a failure. It has done almost what other stimulus programs in other western industrialised countries have done; it has shored up state governments, it has provided some relief for families and individuals hit by unemployment – and in doing so has kept others in work by the use of those funds to pay for goods and services, it has reduced taxes, it has funded infrastructure projects – this is what simulus programs do.

Posted by: tierra | February 1, 2010, 11:46 pm 11:46 pm

The stimulus is not a failure. It has done almost what other stimulus programs in other western industrialised countries have done; it has shored up state governments, it has provided some relief for families and individuals hit by unemployment – and in doing so has kept others in work by the use of those funds to pay for goods and services, it has reduced taxes, it has funded infrastructure projects – this is what simulus programs do.
Unemployment is past 8%, it has gone up to double digits. I’m not sure who that keeps in work…Maybe the guys named Plouffe, Orszag, Emmanuel, Axelrod, Geithner… CA is in deeper debt…Success!

Posted by: The Usual | February 1, 2010, 11:54 pm 11:54 pm

“President Obama acknowledges the U.S. government is on an unsustainable path while he introduces his $3.8 trillion budget for FY 2011.”
That is the next abc news blog post. So the bus is heading off the cliff and Barry just keeps his foot on the gas. What could go wrong?

Posted by: Greyhound | February 2, 2010, 12:01 am 12:01 am

CA is in deeper debt…Success!
Posted by: The Usual | Feb 1, 2010 11:54:03 PM
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You might want to do some research on the Recovery and Reinvestment act and what it’s actually doing.
California is receiving about $85 billion in stimulus funds – imagine the shape California would be at if Republican votes had carried the day voting ‘no’ against this plan.
Do you have any idea how many more people would be out of work if you pulled $85 BILLION in funds out of California?

Posted by: tierra | February 2, 2010, 12:01 am 12:01 am

That is the next abc news blog post. So the bus is heading off the cliff and Barry just keeps his foot on the gas. What could go wrong?
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No, at this point deficit funding during this recession is actually the brake that stops the whole thing from going over the cliff.
When Bush was running up his deficits, that was the accelerator and then the economic collapse on his watch was the cliff.
Every western industrialised nation has instituted stimulus plans, deficit funding and tax cuts attempting to stop the bus from heading straight over the cliff.
Your propaganda talking points are shallow and biased – designed to score political points.
That unfortunately has been the main Republican tactic – attack and demonize the Democrats.
What was it again the Republicans were suggesting for a budget?

Posted by: tierra | February 2, 2010, 12:06 am 12:06 am

Present Obama is simply playing games to cover his lack of leadership and his failure to pass the legislation he claimed as his #1 priority.
They put the health care ‘savings’ into their budget projections so that when HCR doesn’t pass they can accuse Republicans of ‘blowing a hole in the budget’ and ‘increasing deficits by 1.2 trillion’ and so forth.
Get it?
Pretend the savings are really there, so that when everyone sees they aren’t you can blame your opponent.

Posted by: Joe White | February 2, 2010, 12:20 am 12:20 am

Cute. Sarah Palin is laundering money through her PAC. People have donated money to her PAC and what does PAC do with over $63,000 of that money? Why they buy Sarah Palin’s books – and who gets that money? Why Sarah Palin and her book company. Cute.

Posted by: tierra | February 2, 2010, 1:45 am 1:45 am

industrialised countries
Posted by: tierra | Feb 1, 2010 11:46:47 PM
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December 16, 1773. Or perhaps, April 19, 1775

Posted by: Jen B. | February 2, 2010, 4:45 am 4:45 am

Obama not only put the ‘health care reform saving’ as income for his new budget, he also put the ‘ cap and trade’ tax as income of his budget, according to WSJ. I wonder what is his budget director smoking.

Posted by: austin | February 2, 2010, 8:59 am 8:59 am

Dear Leader said:
“The plan I’m announcing tonight would meet three basic goals. It will provide more security and stability to those who have health insurance. It will provide insurance for those who don’t. And it will slow the growth of health care costs for our families, our businesses, and our government….
….Now, add it all up, and the plan I’m proposing will cost around $900 billion over 10 years … most of these costs will be paid for with money already being spent — but spent badly — in the existing health care system. The plan will not add to our deficit. The middle class will realize greater security, not higher taxes. And if we are able to slow the growth of health care costs by just one-tenth of 1 percent each year — one-tenth of 1 percent – it will actually reduce the deficit by $4 trillion over the long term.”

Posted by: Obama, You LIE, Sep 2009 Edition | February 2, 2010, 9:00 am 9:00 am

WOW! You are really hedging your bets now aren’t you! If the Obama presidency is a complete failure all 4 or 8 years will be George Bush’s fault. That is TRULY amazing, tierra.
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Posted by: tierra | Feb 1, 2010 11:36:27 PM
“The reasons we’re in the current dire economic situation stream out of the deficits, national debt and economic collapse under the Bush administration.”
Which has nothing to do with your statement that:
The Obama decade will – without a doubt – be framed in the context of the biggest economic collapse since the Great Depression that happened on the Bush administration watch.
“The economic stimulus is something every western industrialised nation has put into play, along with deficit financing – these things are what every team of economists in the western world (regardless of political persuasion of the government) thought best to protect citizens and attempt to rescue the economic collapse.”
Which has nothing to do with my comment.
Try staying on point for a change. You have moved the goalposts for the past year and have now pushed them all the way back to provide cover for Obama for the next 3-7 years. You are admitting that Obama may not be able to solve this problem during his administration? How impotent is that.

Posted by: For The Record | February 2, 2010, 9:08 am 9:08 am

“Do you have any idea how many more people would be out of work if you pulled $85 BILLION in funds out of California?”
Do you? How many jobs have been created in California (12.4% unemployment) with the stimulus funds?

Posted by: Sigmonde | February 2, 2010, 9:16 am 9:16 am

Cute. Sarah Palin is laundering money through her PAC. People have donated money to her PAC and what does PAC do with over $63,000 of that money? Why they buy Sarah Palin’s books – and who gets that money? Why Sarah Palin and her book company. Cute.
Posted by: tierra | Feb 2, 2010 1:45:01 AM
You know what happens when you ASSUME, tierra. Please post your source that Palin is receiving royalties from these purchases – which by the way – was for $100 plus donations.
As ABC News reports,
“When former Democratic vice presidential candidate Joseph Lieberman sought in 2004 to give away copies of his memoir, “In Praise of Public Life,” he declined to take royalties off the books purchased by his campaign committee. It is not known whether Palin entered into a similar arrangement.
This is just another attempt to smear the President, oh, I mean Sarah Palin.

Posted by: For The Record | February 2, 2010, 9:22 am 9:22 am

industrialised countries
Posted by: tierra | Feb 1, 2010 11:46:47 PM
Isn’t “industrialised” the British spelling of “industrialized”? Hmmmm. That’s interesting.

Posted by: For The Record | February 2, 2010, 9:24 am 9:24 am

Nonsense. Even the smallest amount of research will confirm the economic collapse under the Bush administration was the worst since the Depression.
Posted by: tierra | Feb 1, 2010 11:26:09 PM
John Kerry claimed the same thing during his campaign in 2004. He should have waited 4 years!
One indicator – the unemployment rate – under Reagan went from 7.6% to 9.7-9.8% in the summer after his inaugural, and remained at that level for two years, before it began to decline in the summer of 1983. That ain’t no walk in the park!

Posted by: For The Record | February 2, 2010, 9:33 am 9:33 am

Americans have short memories alright.
The Carter years gave us 20% (yes 20%) interest rates, high inflation, high unemployment and a president unwilling to do what it took to fix it (cut taxes and let Americans spend their own money).

Posted by: Joe White | February 2, 2010, 10:42 am 10:42 am

industrialised countries
Posted by: tierra | Feb 1, 2010 11:46:47 PM
Isn’t “industrialised” the British spelling of “industrialized”? Hmmmm. That’s interesting.
Posted by: For The Record | Feb 2, 2010 9:24:50 AM
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Shine the light and they begin to see. Although don’t be surprised if your post disappears. Several of mine referencing this topic were redacted.

Posted by: Jen B. | February 2, 2010, 11:43 am 11:43 am

Cute. Sarah Palin is laundering money through her PAC. People have donated money to her PAC and what does PAC do with over $63,000 of that money? Why they buy Sarah Palin’s books – and who gets that money? Why Sarah Palin and her book company. Cute.
Posted by: tierra | Feb 2, 2010 1:45:01 AM
You know what happens when you ASSUME, tierra. Please post your source that Palin is receiving royalties from these purchases
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When an author’s books are sold the author receives royalties, as does the book publisher – please quote your source that Palin is not receiving royalties.

Posted by: tierra | February 2, 2010, 3:54 pm 3:54 pm

Posted by: Jen B. | Feb 2, 2010 11:43:37 AM
Spelling . .. right.

Posted by: tierra | February 2, 2010, 3:55 pm 3:55 pm

“please quote your source that Palin is not receiving royalties.
You shouldn’t make the assertion to begin with, that Palin is receiving royalties, if you can’t support it. Asking someone to prove she is not receiving royalties is rather, uh, superfluous. No?

Posted by: Sigmonde | February 2, 2010, 4:02 pm 4:02 pm

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