HIDE YOUR CHILDREN - Pelosi's new pawns for taking back the House

Nancy is at it again, but you won't find it in the headlines. Conveniently buried in a Cain-bashing article (in a Lifestyle section of a major national newspaper) is a new Pelosi plan for your children.

Once again, MSM has followed the laws of physics. The danger of an iceberg out on open water is what lies beneath. In a similar fashion, it is likely this, too, will lurk beneath the proverbial surface until it is exposed (and by that time, it may be too late to steer the ship away).

Tugging at the heart strings of unemployed/underemployed families, Pelosi has formulated a plan... one that sounds eerily similar to that of "Affordable Health Care."

[link to www.youtube.com]


(We still don't know exactly what's in the bill.)



And now... to the matter at hand.

Pelosi is on the warpath to take back the reins of the House. And she has a new plan in the works.



Excerpt:

"Last week, the California congresswoman hit five cities in five days, barnstorming for money to try to win the 25 more seats it would take to regain control. And if that happens — or when, according to her — at the top of her to-do list, she says, will be “doing for child care what we did for health-care reform” — pushing comprehensive change."


According to the article she doesn't have a firm plan in place yet; but, she does have two templates: Obamacare and a Nixon-era plan that never passed.

I repeat... this information was neatly tucked away in the "Lifestyle" section of the newspaper linked below.

[link to www.washingtonpost.com]



From another source that actually caught this hidden "nugget":

“I could never get a babysitter — have five kids in six years and no one wants to come to your house. . . . And everywhere I go, women say the same thing,” she said.


(Right. Because she mingles with the public so often.) *sarcasm*


This is an odd thing for Pelosi to be hearing since her San Francisco district has more dogs than children.

And there, folks, is the expertise on which she relies for implementing the legislation.

[link to articles.businessinsider.com]


It isn't a done deal, but it would appear that Nancy still has a few manipulative tricks up her sleeve.