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So the Democrats are well on their way to passing their healthcare dreams and schemes.  The Democrats claim that they want bipartisanship on this legislation, but don't be fooled folks ..... the Republicans HAVE brought amendments and legislation to the table and the Democrats have shot them down every time.  Wait, you haven't heard of any of these Republican amendments?  Not surprising.  That's our lamestream media for you.  But I, the Talkmaster, have that information for you.  Listen today during the Information Overload Hour 12:35 PM ET.  Listen.  You just might learn something.

And for more truth and insensitivity, stayed tuned for the Boortz ReCall.  Here's a little taste of what you can look forward to ...

What do you think of this story? Was this whole think cooked up or did it happen as the family is presenting it?

Well, Neal went and used up all his voice yesterday. Nothing left. But Herman Cain's voice is just fine and he's going to keep you informed and entertained today. So give him a call and tell him what's on your mind.

Atlanta area folks can catch Herman's own show weeknights 7-10pm on News/Talk 750 WSB.

Oh, and I don't ahve any notes from Neal today, so I apologize in advance for whatever I pull together and post here. But it is Friday, right?

Obama's government pay czar says that the CEO of Bank of America shouldn't be paid for 2009.  So there you go.

The Democrats are scrounging to get seniors to support their healthcare plan.  Then Barack Obama comes along and says he will give every senior citizen a $250 check.  Any connection?

The Wall Street Journal explains: Almost two-thirds of all bad mortgages in our financial system were bought by government agencies or required by government regulations.

What a wild story about this "balloon boy." I'm sure we can come up with some clever metaphor for the balloon boy and our politicians.

Senators took taxpayer money slated for our troops and earmarked it for projects like an educational institute named after Ted Kennedy. Your tax dollars. Your government.

Remember Barack Obama's urgency to pass the $787 billion economic stimulus plan so that we could "create or save jobs"? Looks like 30,000 were saved or created thanks to the stimulus.

The US Chamber of Commerce reminds us that it is the private sector, not the government, which will create the jobs to bring us out of this economy.

Michelle Obama says that teachers are the key to a successful economy. Government schools ... teachers unions ... this is what is going to turn the tide for our economy? You have GOT to be kidding me.

Nine months into the Obama presidency, tax cheat Timothy Geithner has more than half of the 33 highest-level Treasury Department posts vacant.

Harry Reid explains how $54 billion is not a lot of money. Tell that to the taxpayers!

A former Republican congressional budget chief calls the Obama administration's claims to fiscal responsibility "hypocritical" and "laughable." I could think of a few other words myself.

Obama has decided that he is going to hand over the authority for approving sales to China of missile and space technology to the Commerce Department.

Here's a conundrum from CNN: While people want government to solve big problems like health care, they don't trust the government to do it.

You drug addicts won't be too happy to hear this ... studies show that smoking bans protect nonsmokers' hearts.

Arianna Huffington wants Joe Biden to resign if Obama escalates the war in Afghanistan.

A justice of the peace in Louisiana refuses to marry an interracial couple because he is concerned for their potential children. And it is up to this guy to decide that because ...

There's something a bit off with these cakes, but I can't quite put my finger on what it is...