Fox Reporter Insists White House Collecting Emails Unlawfully

Most of the questions that concern Fox reporters seem to revolve around building a case for what they perceive as Obama's socialist plot. Fox people have said that Obama is collecting an "enemies list" by answering questions at the Reality Check website (which, by the way, is a great way to ask a question about a rumor, no names required, just an email for a reply). Gibbs needs to confront these questions straight up. Sure, the insinuations behind the questions are ridiculous, but there are many people who believe this stuff. The people who receive David Axelrod's emails without requesting them were probably signed up by a concerned relative. I wonder how many people sign up their grannies, worried that they're being inundated with lies from the right wing.

McCaskill Says Town Hall Anger Authentic

I'll say. She really handled herself well yesterday, answering question after question, for about 2 hours, amid jeers and boos and hollers and cheers and violence. (watch here) She must've went home yesterday and downed a six pack. After the event was over, she deemed it a success.

Here's a view from the crowd:

Claire McCaskill said the town hall was terrific and that people are angry because they mistrust government. People are hearing things that are flat our wrong, she says:

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Since I'm on the wingnut email list, here is something that's out from Dick Morris today:

Obama Is Scared, He Is On Run, We Can Win This One. Barack Obama and his radical friends in Congress are on the run. They know Americans are shifting away from supporting his so-called healthcare "reform" program.

As Dick Morris, the chief strategist for the League of American Voters, says, Obama's plan is nothing less than a slick attempt to nationalize all of America's healthcare.

Dick has prepared a powerful TV ad that exposes Obama's takeover.

Of course, the email is soliciting a donation. Please visit Reality Check for the facts. A positive sign is that the media has begun fact checking. For a while there, they just let the wackos keep repeating rumors without dispelling them. As Obama said yesterday at his town hall, the White House is not collecting an enemies list.

Note, there are no death panels in the health care bill and abortions aren't funded by the bill.