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Showing posts with label NYC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NYC. Show all posts

Friday, January 2, 2015

THIS DAY IN TWITCHY: JANUARY 1, 2015



'Die': Haters ring in the New Year by hating on Carson Daly and his NYPD hat

Happy New Year from 'Sad Joe Biden'

Sad Neil deGrasse Tyson's New Year's Eve observation

New Year's Eve fireworks from around the world

20 photos of frightened dogs hiding from New Year's Eve fireworks

Caleb Howe makes some 2015 internet resolutions

'Folks from Uber just counting their money': Uber's painful New Year's Eve economics lesson

The sound of grievance: NYC social justice mob has its own 'radical marching band'

Jake Tapper: 'United doubling down on insulting the family of the special needs kid.'

'Mom said I would never get hit': Baylor kicker keeps sense of humor after being 'lit up' in Cotton Bowl




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Monday, December 29, 2014

THIS DAY IN TWITCHY: DECEMBER 28, 2014



'Tens of people outraged': Mashable tweet shows 'quite a group' of Redskins protesters


James Woods reveals which politician is the object of his 'love'


'Hostage takers'? List of Dem senators opposing Obama nomination for Under Secretary of Treasury grows

Slate tweet about non-traditional families features the Obamas

History Channel shows the Carter years were worse than you remember


Gerard Depardieu was right! France scraps its 75% 'super tax'



'Huge asshole': People are mad at Jets coach Rex Ryan for wearing a #NYPD hat


Portland protesters sing 'Deck the halls with rows of dead cops'

'You are beyond vile': The Nation editor tweets article suggesting Bill de Blasio is victim of NYPD abuse




Empire State Building lit as flashing siren to honor slain officers








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Friday, March 7, 2014

THREE MARTINI LUNCH: MARCH 7, 2014

National Review's Alec Torres and Greg like that Bill De Blasio's approval ratings are already down to 39%, dislike the Obama administration fumbling as it denies Mitt Romney deserved more respect for his 2012 pronouncement of Russia and they react to Obama saying Obamacare is working exactly as it was supposed to.



ObamaCare's ultimate failure: the uninsured aren't buying
You've got to give President Obama this much: his health-care plan might be the most comprehensive failure in the history of American government.  Never before has a program tried to control so much, at such soaring expense, and utterly failed in every single way.  Insurance is getting less affordable for many Americans; plans are getting wiped out left and right, contrary to Obama's promises; the quality of medical care is declining as provider networks contract, also contrary to Obama's promises; the cost of the Affordable Care Act is soaring high enough to make its original cost estimates look ridiculous; and the insurance industry has been hollowed out enough to enter the bailout zone.
But perhaps worst of all, there are new studies that show uninsured Americans are profoundly uninterested in ObamaCare.  The ostensible point of this hideously expensive exercise – the way it was sold to the American people – was the desperate need to bring insurance coverage to those left in the cold by the old system.  A trillion dollars later, it turns out most of the uninsured would rather stay out in the cold...
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Liberal mag admits: Romney was right about Russia

It's De Blasio Time

Friday, August 23, 2013

DEPO-PROVERA FOR 11-YEAR OLD GIRLS IN NYC?

Christine Quinn


Quinn may OK morning-after contraceptive pill for 11-year-old middle-school girls
It "can make some people uncomfortable," but City Council Speaker Christine Quinn says she's open to allowing middle-school girls as young as 11 to receive the morning-after contraceptive pill.
"This is a really important option we need to make accessible," Quinn said yesterday after receiving a mayoral endorsement from the Planned Parenthood of New York City Political Committee.
"I understand it can make some people uncomfortable. We need to recognize the reality of what’s happening in children's lives and give them what they need to make the right choices and protect themselves," Quinn added.
Quinn had previously supported dispensing Plan B pills to high-school girls in a first-of-its-kind pilot program started by the Bloomberg administration last year.
Both regular birth-control pills and emergency contraception became available to students as young as 14 without parental notification.
Parents were given the option of opting out — but only 3 percent did, according to the Health Department.
Quinn said an expansion to middle schools might be necessary down the road.