From the New York Times (Pics added by B.S. Report)
By Frank Rich

THERE were times when last Sunday’s great G.O.P. health care implosion threatened to bring the thrill back to reality television. On ABC’s “This Week,” a frothing and filibustering Karl Rove all but lost it in a debate with the Obama strategist David Plouffe.
A few hours later, the perennially copper-faced Republican leader John Boehner revved up his “Hell no, you can’t!” incantation in the House chamber — instant fodder for a new viral video remixing his rap with will.i.am’s “Yes, we can!” classic from the campaign. Boehner, having previously likened the health care bill to Armageddon, was now so apoplectic you had to wonder if he had just discovered one of its more obscure revenue-generating provisions, a tax on indoor tanning salons. (Read more.)

The Times is barely suitable even as fish wrap...
B.S. Report–As usual, Rich couldn’t be more wrong. The rage against Obama is almost entirely policy driven. The type of “change” Obama is calling for is not popular among mainstream Americans. Rich, of course, knows nothing about mainstream America or those of us who hold traditional American values.
We’re an embarrassment to the phony pseudo-sophisticated types at the New York Times. We’re what they consider to be the Yahoos that occupy fly-over country. That’s one of the reasons why the Times is a dying newspaper–they have little understanding about what it means to be an American.
Rich is basically calling those of us that oppose Obama’s agenda “racists.” Wasn’t President Obama black when he won the election? It’s his unpopular agenda that has galvanized a majority of the country to reject him. He’s still hovering around 50% approval–but that’s due to his own personal charisma.
When a poll is taken on his policies they fail miserably. Even after ramming through the health care bill, it remains unpopular with 60% of the country still opposed to it. Obama is out of touch with the people and we’re not coming around to his way of thinking simply because he manages to pass lousy legislation.
