Liberty Blogs
As the health care debate ratchets up during a sweltering summer Congressional recess, millions of Americans are trying to make heads or tails of U.S. President Barack Obama’s attempt to nationalize the health care industry.
We’ve obviously “made tails” of the plan, which has more than a few people asking us, “where are you getting your information?”
Well, other than from the mouth of “The One” himself, we’d like to recommend two great sources of information on the health care debate – and for that matter, any other pressing national policy issue.
The first source is The Foundry, which is published daily by the Heritage Foundation. As far as we can tell, it’s the best policy blog on the Internet – hands down.
The second is NetRightNation, which is a product of Americans for Limited Government. A wide collection of original content, local and national blogs (including FITS!) and mainstream coverage from all over the nation, NRN is quickly becoming the definitive web portal for liberty lovers.
Both of these sites have become “must-reads” for us here at FITS each and every morning. We hope you’ll bookmark them as well …
Comments
By Pat Hendrix on August 4th, 2009 at 2:16 pm
The Foundry and Netrightnation? I almost spit my water on my computer screen laughing. How about the CBO? Or a non-partisan group that simply crunches the numbers? There is plenty of fact-based ammunition. Oh, right, you’re not looking for facts, you’re looking for an affirmation of what you already believe.
That’s the very definition of intellectual laziness.
By BIN News Editorial Staff on August 4th, 2009 at 4:30 pm
Pat, our Funding Editor wants you to know that while you almost spit water on your computer, she threw up in her shoe. That’s nothing new. Most of sic(k) willie’s posts make people want to throw up. That’ sic(k) willie.
By johnny on August 7th, 2009 at 1:52 am
Hello. Thank you for this great info! Keep up the good job!
By Rick on August 7th, 2009 at 11:06 am
Sad when people who spend their time parroting Huffington Post has a problem with other sources of information. BIN…can you continue until dehydration and death sets in? No….damn.