Why Not Flush All Hearth Care Tyrants?

Dan Lipinski, a nepotism candidate, one of 34 Democrats nationwide to side with Republicans on the issue. Is he a "Keeper"? Or was he "allowed" by Democrat party bosses to vote "NO" to avoid an unnecessary risk? Was he seen as a weak candidate who might not be as entrenched as the others and spared going against the wall er will of the American people. We all know from Ernesto "Che" Guevera's bio that Che, the kiling machine, would put a bullet in Dan's head. A vote counter pretended amazement that Lipinski did not "buy the lie" in black and white PRINT that was Obama's last-minute executive order that allegedly fooled and appeased other pro-life Democrats like Stupak who swallowed the lie, hook,line and sinker. Dan Lipinski is an Illinois rep who knows Obama well enough to know "every indication that federal courts would strike down this order, and the order could be repealed at any time in the future." Yes, Obama is giving with the right hand and allowing leftist judges keep him from looking like a liar. Crafty move for an abortion president, we did not buy the lie either, Dan Lipinski, we know Obama too well from his Illinois abortion pro-abortion activism. Babies that survive abortion, Obama wants DEAD...PERIOD. Apparently Obama does not believe in "Divine Intervention" either or even "luck".
On a lighter note, New Jersey Nets basketball CEO Brett Yormark had confrontational words with a paper bag covered head the "Unknown" fan who was ratted out by the New York Daily News as Chris Lisi of Middletown, N.J.

BTW here is that coveted "Banned words list":
flagship radio station:

* “Flee” meaning “run away”
* “Good” or “bad” news
* “Laud” meaning “praise”
* “Seek” meaning “look for”
* “Some” meaning “about”
* “Two to one margin” . . . “Two to one” is a ratio, not a margin. A margin is measured in points. It’s not a ratio.
* “Yesterday” in a lead sentence
* “Youth” meaning “child”
* 5 a.m. in the morning
* After the break
* After these commercial messages
* Aftermath
* All of you
* Allegations
* Alleged
* Area residents
* As expected
* At risk
* At this point in time
* Authorities
* Auto accident
* Bare naked
* Behind bars
* Behind closed doors
* Behind the podium (you mean lecturn) [sic]
* Best kept secret
* Campaign trail
* Clash with police
* Close proximity
* Complete surprise
* Completely destroyed, completely abolished, completely finished or any other completely redundant use
* Death toll
* Definitely possible
* Diva
* Down in (location)
* Down there
* Dubbaya when you mean double you
* Everybody (when referring to the audience)
* Eye Rack or Eye Ran
* False pretenses
* Famed
* Fatal death
* Fled on foot
* Folks
* Giving 110%
* Going forward
* Gunman, especially lone gunman
* Guys
* Hunnert when you mean hundred
* Icon
* In a surprise move
* In harm’s way
* In other news
* In the wake of (unless it’s a boating story)
* Incarcerated
* Informed sources say . . .
* Killing spree
* Legendary
* Lend a helping hand
* Literally
* Lucky to be alive
* Manhunt
* Marred
* Medical hospital
* Mother of all (anything)
* Motorist
* Mute point. (It’s moot point, but don’t say that either)
* Near miss
* No brainer
* Officials
* Our top story tonight
* Out in (location)
* Out there
* Over in
* Pedestrian
* Perfect storm
* Perished
* Perpetrator
* Plagued
* Really
* Reeling
* Reportedly
* Seek
* Senseless murder
* Shots rang out
* Shower activity
* Sketchy details
* Some (meaning about)
* Some of you
* Sources say . . .
* Speaking out
* Stay tuned
* The fact of the matter
* Those of you
* Thus
* Time for a break
* To be fair
* Torrential rain
* Touch base
* Under fire
* Under siege
* Underwent surgery
* Undisclosed
* Undocumented alien
* Unrest
* Untimely death
* Up in (location)
* Up there
* Utilize (you mean use)
* Vehicle
* We’ll be right back
* Welcome back
* Welcome back everybody
* We’ll be back
* Went terribly wrong
* We’re back
* White stuff
* World class
* You folks
leaked by Robert Feder, Walter Cronkite fan.

from liplab ? of WGN news director Charlie Meyerson