Not to be rude, but Nancy Pelosi has finally lost it.  Let’s face it, the Speaker of the house has always been a little bit batty, but her comments this weekend demonstrate that the lady has taken a sharp left turn off the deep end.

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What Nancy is trying to sell us is; the Democrats crafted the Healthcare Reform Bill, without any Republican input, which had the Public Option as one of its fundamental planks, but the Speaker left the Public Option out of the bill because the Republicans did not support it (well, really she left it out because a majority her own caucus did not support, but we are following Nancy’s logic here), then it is her contention, that the Republicans influenced the bill because one of the things that they did not want in there is not in there; hence, the Republicans were actually part of the process and what we have now is a bipartisan bill.  read more »

Allahpundit has Romney's endorsement of Senator McCain's re-election campaign all wrong.  It is not about the Tea Party and it is not about freeing up a move to the center; it's all about the money.

In John McCain's 23 years serving Arizona in the US Senate he has befriended many very wealthy doners.  Mitt Romney's wallet was $35 million lighter after his failed 2008 bid for the presidency.  Gov. Romney has assessed the Republican candidates lining up for 2012 and figures he will have no problem outlasting a field of candidates he considers to be thin and weak.

Once the pretenders have been weeded out, Mitt will want Sen. McCain to (as another Arizonian once put it), "show me the money".

Like most political decisions, Romney's endorsement of McCain is all about the money.