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The Daily Show With Jon Stewart Mon - Thurs 11p / 10c Chuck Grassley's Debt and Deficit Dragon www.thedailyshow.com Daily Show Full Episodes Political Humor Spinal Tap Performance Zune has stepped it up with Zune HD I wonder what the number will be in America in comparison to this. One of the stupidest articles I have seen on health care ever , including this one I t comes down to a simple comparison and an obvious verdict: Privately run care offers choice and is cheaper. Government-run care denies choice and is more expensive. This is one of the craziest things I have heard in a long, LONG time. Too funny. And fun times in Grand Rapids, yes . Slip-n-Slide-inspired More to come later in the day.

Rare moments happen once in a while. That's why they are deemed rare. Many conservatives are viewing the health care debate as a personal political battle against Obama, claiming health care reform could be the president’s “Waterloo” and advising that GOP members of Congress “resist the temptation” to work with Democrats and instead “go for the kill.” Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-IA) is offering the opposite advice. “If we don’t do something on health-care reform,” Grassley said, “the voters are more apt to blame Republicans than Democrats.” Grassley also expressed his disagreement with the Republican Party of Iowa, which called health care reform an “experiment Iowa cannot afford.” “I would suggest there have been some Republicans who haven’t been looking at the polls,” Grassley said in a weekly conference call with Iowa reporters, in which he announced he would continue to seek a bipartisan bill: So true. But it won't just be the Sad Obnoxious Party (SOP). It will be the Blue Dog, ...

As you can all see, Republican Senator Grassley Twitter skills are well known fame right now , but MSNBC leaves out his "Obama is a hammer, I'm not a Nail" post. And MSNBC is that liberal, Democratic network, huh? Enjoy this video, as the Open Thread will be your entertainment for the next few. So be happy! Please? And in the comments section, see what else is coming up the rest of the day.

The amicable Daily Kos front page writer Susan G says it right : Twitter is a tool that can produce some sad, sad results in the wrong hands. Witness Chuck Grassley over the weekend, via Think Progress: Who is Chuck Grassley? Some crazy young staffer? A disgruntled voice? Someone who works on Fox? No, here's one of Iowa's two Senators, acting like as Josh Marshall said, a 13 year old. Sad.