eighty-seventh (tuesdays with big brother)

Tonight Bush is going to take his place at the podium in the capitol and deliver his State of the Union address.  And I'm still sorting out whether or not I'm going to waste my time to catch it live - it hardly seems worth it.  We're going hear all of the promises of bipartisan unity and the need to stand strong against anyone who hates freedom.
Don't get me wrong, these things all sound real nice as soundbites, but after having lived through enough of these with President Bush it's become apparent that the man either isn't able to deliver consistently on his promises or simply isn't interested.

So, instead of offering up any criticism of this otherwise useless State of the Union speech, I'd like to throw out some more information, beyond my previous post on the subject, on the numerous reasons why Schwarzenegger's health care plan in California is going to be a terrible failure.
The frightening thing is that Hillary Clinton - front runner for the Democratic Presidential candidacy in 2008 - has a strikingly similar health care plan on her agenda.  God help us all.