From (Rushlimbaugh) RUSH: Apparently, ladies and gentlemen, I’m getting a lot of grief out there for my highly civil comments about Michelle Obama eating short ribs in Vail. These were highly civil comments, for crying out loud. I mean people are going nuts everywhere, USA Today, The Politico. Some people are suggesting that my comments are below the belt. Well, take a look at some pictures, given where she wears her belts. I mean she wears them high up there around the bust line. Isn’t just about everything about her below the belt when you look at the fashion sense that she has. (more…)

Ugh, Ugh, Ugh, this is disappointing….(NationalReviewOnline) — Gov. Mitch Daniels made it clear in a press conference today that he was not prepared to fight for the passage of right-to-work legislation, which is being pushed by GOP state lawmakers. Today most Indiana Democrat assembly members left the state in order to ensure there would not be a quorum. “For reasons I’ve explained more than once, I thought there was a better time and place to have this very important and legitimate issue raised,” said Daniels.
Huh, better than now? Seriously? /SD  (more…)

Another two lines develop on the battle front: COLUMBUS, Ohio — A hearing on a bill that could strip public employees of collective bargaining rights drew thousands of protesters to the Statehouse on Tuesday afternoon. Union leaders said their members and supporters will rally at the state capitol, as lawmakers continue hearings on Senate Bill 5, 10TV’s Danielle Elias reported.  (more…)

(ReaganiteRepublican) For an administration that loves to drone-on-and-on about how they make decisions based in “fact” and “science” -rather than outdated concepts such as honor, common sense, morality, or patriotism- Team Obama sure don’t seem to have much of an appetite for facts of the unwelcome variety, now do they- (more…)

Can you hear the deep hollow echo of the drumbeat ? (NYDN) — The Wisconsin workers who have staged a week-long protest against their union-busting governor are getting some Big Apple reinforcements. Teamsters Local 237, which represents various city workers, intends to “bus a couple hundred” members to Madison — possibly this week, Deputy Director Pete Gutierrez told The Daily News.  (more…)

Good Morning TreeHousers.  Hope everyone is doing well today.  We have some new stuff going on to share:  There is a link in the right column to a TreeHouse Chapel discussion group.   Also, Stella has begun a post/list of “Conservative Heros'” contact information, a list of people and their contact information for us to be able to thank them for their efforts.  Who should we have on the list?  Once we compile all the information we will post and have a permanent resource link available to contact/thank them.   What’s on your mind today?

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*UPDATE* Can’t say I ever remember another situation like this where an American President is begged to denounce a Terroristic Regime from within the Regime itself.  (Politico) — Now here’s a situation pretty much without precedent: The Libyan Ambassador to the U.S. just called on the Untied States to denounce his country’s leaders — and his employers — more forcefully. “I want the U.S. to tell the world and to work with the countries who love peace . . . they have to stop this,” Ambassador Ali Ojli said, suggesting that he had resigned his post, in an interview with Al Jazeera English. (more…)

Unfortunately I don’t think this is going to help him one bit.  (WSJ) — U.S. officials Monday acknowledged for the first time that former Special Forces soldier Raymond Davis, held in detention in Pakistan for killing two armed men, works for the Central Intelligence Agency, but said he was not directly involved in spying operations.  U.S.officials say Mr. Davis, who has been held in the eastern city of Lahore since late January, was on a short-term contract as a protective officer, responsible for providing security to officials with the CIA and other agencies in the country.  (more…)