We saw this last night and thought it was terrific. Mr. Stewart captures Mr. Beck’s nutty conspiracy theorizing — complete with incomprehensible blackboard diagrams — just about perfectly. And, BTW Mr. Beck is recovering from his emergency appendix surgery.

And that’s exactly what it is. It seems that a number of our Congresscritters — Republicans as well as Democrats (never let it be said that we subscribe to any sort of partisanship, for we are loyal to no political party)– are representing the insurance companies rather than we, the people.

A couple of funny, but oh, so true, statements about the Public Option and why we need it. Damn the health insurance industry for making me into a bleeding heart liberal who nods my head and goes “oh yes, indeed, she’s absolutely right” — to Nancy Pelosi!

Okey dokey! It still works, after all this time — you gotta start ‘em up and run ‘em ev’ry once in a while, dontcha know.

And now I will share something I thought was kinda funny:

I will be back in a few ’cause I have something else to post. After that, who the fork knows? I’m not makin’ any promises.

The fundraising collaterals of autism cure charities should not be viewed by families that are trying to cope with an autistic child.

They are not documentaries.

The scenes of screaming children banging their heads, crying appearing on the edge of mental breakdown, chaotic homes in disarray, and other forms of melodrama are not supposed to be educational.

These materials are not meant to impart accurate and factual information to the families of autistic children, but rather to elicit the pity — and money — of potential donors.

While raising autistic children presents many unique challenges, it’s nowhere near as devastating as autism fundraising collaterals often make it out to be.