Karen Weldin Stewart’s Appeal to Nowhere…

...on behalf of, well, not the people of the State of Delaware, has been dismissed by federal regulators. The News-Journal story has a distinct Karen in Wonderland flavor to it. To (half-)wit: Our elected insurance commissioner, apparently on her own, applied for a three-year waiver to:
"exempt Aetna and UnitedHealthcare from spending 80 percent of premiums on medical care rather than administrative expenses or profits."

Charlie Copeland, on behalf of the people of Delaware, go straight to Hell and burn.

The impervious duPont heir thinks Governor Markell is wrong to think about people's safety and their well being, and has criticized the Governor for closing state offices in all three counties today at noon in advance of the hurricane, sending all non essential employees home to prepare for the storm and get to safety if they are under an evacuation order

Conservatives Now Calling Chrissie-Pooh Out

Brent Bozell has come out to say that conservatives shouldn’t be wasting their time defending COD. Bozell, who is president of the Media Research Center, a conservative media watchdog organization, said in a column on CNN.com that COD’s reaction to the questions posed by Piers Morgan was “downright bizarre.”

Dramatic Reading of the Drama Queen

On Tuesday, Christine O'Donnell's new book will be on sale to peddle her lies and mis-characterizations. Among the reported lies in the book, Christine claims:
  • Mike Castle and Joe Biden conspired to bring down her campaign
  • She never approved the infamous "I am not a witch" ad
  • She was a serious candidate
So Ken Grant has decided to ask the reality-based community to get together at the BBC Tavern on Tuesday evening for a happy hour and selected dramatic readings of Ms. O'Donnell's ...ummm... works.