A community of 30,000 US Transcriptionist serving Medical Transcription Industry
Sunday, January 10th, 2010 -- 1:31 pm
Not all Republicans are slamming President Barack Obama's handling of the failed Christmas day bombing of Northwest Airlines flight 253. California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger offered praise for the president Sunday.
"I think that he's doing everything that he can," Schwarzenegger told NBC's David Gregory. "I think that, you know, Democrats, a lot of times get the rap [that] they are not strong on security and those things. I think he has talked about the issues. I think he has been fighting for the issues."
Few other top Republicans have been so kind to Obama. Former Vice President Dick Cheney told Politico that Obama was "trying to pretend" that the U.S. is not at war with terrorists. While Sarah Palin took to Facebook to criticize Obama for using the criminal justice system to prosecute the bomber.
"Now he must back off his reckless plan to close Guantanamo, begin treating terrorists as wartime enemies not suspects alleged to have committed crimes, and recognize that the real nature of the terrorist threat requires a commander-in-chief, not a constitutional law professor," wrote Palin.
But Schwarzenegger avoided the opportunity to take a jab at the president. "It's not like the president has done something wrong because he was in Hawaii or anything. It's nothing to do with that at all. What it has to do with is simply they didn't connect the dots and within the agencies," he said.
The remainder of this article and video can be found at:
http://rawstory.com/2010/01/schwarzenegger-praises-obamas-on-national-security/
;
So scratch that thing about cozying up to the White House. Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, in California's perpetual budget hell, blasted the elements of health care legislation that impose new burdens on the states in his State of the State speech today:
Now Congress is about to pile billions more onto California with the new health care bill.
While I enthusiastically support health care reform, it is not reform to push more costs onto states that are already struggling while other states get sweetheart deals.
Health care reform, which started as noble and needed legislation, has become a trough of bribes, deals and loopholes.
You’ve heard of the bridge to nowhere. This is health care to nowhere.
California's congressional delegation should either vote against this bill that is a disaster for California or get in there and fight for the same sweetheart deal Senator Nelson of Nebraska got for the Cornhusker State. He got the corn; we got the husk.
The remainder of the article and his speech can be found at:
http://www.politico.com/blogs/bensmith/0110/Arnold_blasts_health_care_bill.html?showall