Of course, nothing could be better than the Tweet I saw from Sky_Bluez: "Stupid is as Stupak does." That about sums up the whole day so far.

But here are a few others from various folks on my Twitter feed that are worth noting…

• buelldawg said: "Tea Party protesters who gathered on the Capitol lawn 2 sing “We Shall Overcome” stole the show" http://tinyurl.com/yf4h53u

• JimDeMint said: What's happening in the Capitol today gives a whole new meaning to "March Madness."

• Sky_Bluez said: "I've never been prouder to be a Republican" Powerline has some good "Silver Linings" http://www.bit.ly/dcbD4t

• RepMikePence said: It is disappointing to see Members exchange 30 years of pro-life law for a piece of paper from the most pro-abortion president in history

• JonHenke said: Prediction: This health care legislation will not reduce the deficit or health care costs.

• sanuzis said: Stupak opponent Republican Dan Benishek jumped from 166 fans to 1743 on Facebook in one hour!! http://ping.fm/ROi1X

• JonHenke said: 2nd Prediction: Before too long, Democrats will insist we need another #HCR to fix the problems this #HCR will cause.

• riley1999 said: Complete SEIU thugs forcing way into middle of #killthebill crowd. Potty mouthed as they are told to leave #tcot

• warnerthuston said: We are well on our way to a new USA, one more like Europe. The old US is now dead. Was a grand ride, but the Great Experiment is over!

• ChiNewsBench reminds us: Dems aren't voting for Health Care. They are voting for the pork & entitlements they were promised

• BobGriggs said: John Lewis mocked the work of MLK.Jr when he locked arms with Pelosi in a pseudo-civil rights march through healthcare protesters.

• LarrySabato said: Did Dems have 216 firm on Friday? No. Was it virtually guaranteed they would by today's vote? Of course. Party matters. Just Kabuki theater.

• warnerthuston said: Fla A. G. Bill McCollum will file lawsuit with SCOTUS to have Obamacare thrown out as soon as bill passes

• warnerthuston said: Just a reminder, Exec. Orders are only temporary and can be rescinded or changed at ANY time, by ANY president.

This was all in the space of an hour or so. Tweets like this have been going on all day long!

GOP Party Chairman Pat Brady was elected to a full term as chairman at the State Central Committee meeting this weekend.

Brady was appointed to the position by the state GOP after former Chairman Andy McKenna stepped down in an unsuccessful attempt to run for Governor last year. Brady served the final months of McKenna's term and now begins his own full four-year term.

Congratulations to Chairman Brady and let's hope that he can do more for the party long-term than the failed former chairman, McKenna. Brady would be smart to heed the conservative groundswell in this nation and stop the habit of past Illinois GOP powermongers of isolating, ignoring, and working against Illinois conservatives.

We Ask America recently posted the results of a head-to-head pollIn the other two races, Dold (10th) and Schilling (17th) are down with Dold down by less than three percent.

All the candidates, though, have a bit of convincing to do as the undecideds were in the 20 percent range in four of the five races.

Interestingly, Bob Dold (10th) is practically an unknown compared to Democrat Dan Seals who has been before the voters several times in the past. Dold stands at 37.36% to Seals' 40.09% in the poll. This race did not have an undecided report.

Adam Kinzinger (11th) is really swamping incumbent Democrat Debbie Halvorson according to the poll. Kinzinger stands at 42.04% to Halvorson's dismal 30.22%.

Randy Hultgren (14th) holds a slight lead over incumbent Democrat Bill Foster with 37.82% to Foster's 36.47%.

Still, with up to 26% undecided none of the leaders can rest easy.

See the details HERE

I expect that this will happen sooner rather than later, but it looks like very few people want to leave the Illinois primary at the ridiculously early February date. It seems fairly obvious that the primary will end up moved back to March like it was before.

Of course, the sad thing is that no one is focusing on why it was moved to February in the first place. It was a cynical ploy by the Illinois Democrat Party to nominate Barack OBama early to help his presidential campaign.

As always, Democrats only care what warped *new* "rules" they can make up out of their rear-ends in order to push their agenda. Logical, common sense, and tradition means nothing to a Democrat.

They will warp anything to further their agenda, just anything. And now Democrats are blandly saying, "gosh, yeah let's move it back to March," as if they had nothing to do with the move in the first place. And the media are letting them get away with it.

But not here, folks. We won't let them get away without the blame they deserve. Democrats are responsible for that debacle. And don't you forget it.

ACU has a list of Democrats that are undecided on healthcare. CALL THEM and tell them to vote "no."

We are coming to crunch time, folks.

If you don't want to see the end of the United States as a free country, if you abhor the idea of the emergence of the new European States of America, then call your Illinois representatives and tell them to vote "no" on this Obamanation of a bill.

• Bobby Rush (D-01) 202-225-4372
• Jesse Jackson, Jr. (D-02) 202-225-0773
• Dan Lipinski (D-03) 202-225-5701
• Luis Gutierrez (D-04) 202-225-8203
• Mike Quigley (D-05) 202-225-4061
• Peter Roskam (R-06) 202-225-4561
• Danny Davis (D-07) 202-225-5006
• Melissa Bean (D-08) 202-225-3711
• Jan Schakowsky (D-09) 202-225-2111
• Mark Kirk (R-10) 202-225-4835
• Debbie Halvorson (D-11) 202-225-3635
• Jerry Costello (D-12) 202-225-5661
• Judy Biggert (R-13) 202-225-3515
• Bill Foster (D-14) 202-225-2976
• Timothy Johnson (R-15) 202-225-2371
• Don Manzullo (R-16) 202-225-5676
• Phil Hare (D-17) 202-225-5905
• Aaron Schock (R-18) 202-225-6201
• John Shimkus (R-19) 202-225-5271