On his latest show this morning, Rush Limbaugh has stated that if this health care bill is passed in it's current form and they follow through with it, that he will leave this country and go to Costa Rica. I know that some people are saying now, "That's all it would take? THANK GOD" and such, but he does have a point. If this passed, over the next couple of years we will be in even more debt, about another 1 trillion dollars into debt, but on the bright side, no more Rush. We have to ask ourselves this one question, is it worth it?

Cisco systems has made a rather bold statement today. They claim that their new router, named the CRS-3, will "forever change the internet", Claiming that it can download the entire library of Congress in less than a second, live stream every movie ever made, and letting every single person in china to make a video call simultaneously. So ... I know your next question, when can I expect to be able to get this? and how much? Cisco says that sometime later this year it will be out, but no price has been stated. I just want to know when can I start the downloading, I have about 8 TB of space, waiting to be filled.

Both Republicans and Democrats are united in opposition of the latest controversial ruling from the Supreme Court. The SCOUTUS ruling gave corporations an extension on their "freedom of speech" and allowed them to donate an unlimited amount of money to political campaigns. They have actual polls to back this up (Not FOX polls)

This goes to show us, the one way we can get both parties on the same side is to find a common opponent, the Supreme Court.

Senator Chris Dodd is not too happy with the recent ruling from the supreme court, giving corporations the right to donate unlimited amounts of money to political campaigns as a form of free speech. This upsets him, and presumably a lot more senators, that he is doing the one thing that can overrule a supreme court verdict, he is going to try and make it a constitutional amendment, stating that corporations can't donate an unlimited amount of money. To be honest, it seems sad that it has to come down to an amendment to limit corporate involvement in politics, and I was expecting a picture of someone sitting in the senate wearing a nascar suit with all the patches on it.

Correspondent John Oliver investigates the Republican party getting in touch with the average american and there values, at the Hilton Hawaiian Village on Waikiki Beach. I wonder how many average Americans they met down on the private submarine?

Another parody of this scene from a movie based on Hitler's last days, this time he is informed of the iPad, safe to say he isn't too happy either about the new device.

An Air Force research facility in Rome, NY has put in a request that has some puzzled. They have begun a project to try to recreate the way the human brain processes things, like images. They are doing so by using the combined power of about 1700 PS3 Game consoles so far, and reported over 2000 by the time the project is complete. Who knows why they are using PS3's to make this super computer, dubbed "500 TeraFLOPS Heterogeneous Cluster". Maybe they just want to show up the South Korean Air Force's Starcraft Team by making there own Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 team, who really knows?