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What's a crap sandwich you ask? It's when someone talks to you affectionately in the beginning, giving you pseudo-compliments, craps down your throat in the middle, and ends with more fake compliments. Katy Abrams, as you might know, was at the townhall with Arlen Specter in Lebanon, PA yesterday, and took him to task about getting back to the Constitution. She decided to come on Hardball to More..night, for whatever reasons, and answers some questions from O'Donnell. Obviously O'Donnell has never seen the actual video of Obama saying he's for single-payer healthcare. Katy had NO problem remembering the video, yet O'Donnell continued to deny the prez ever said he was for "single-payer" healthcare. He did try to qualify it (not in this edit) that if the prez said it a few years ago and not AS prez, it didn't matter, but would the same standards be held by any MSNBC shill if it applied to Bush? Remember, they repeatedly still bash him, all the way back to his college days. The segment wound up really dirty, with O'Donnell admitting that Medicare was "socialism," and had Katy eventually admit that, according to the Founding Fathers, yes, socialized medicine was not intended to be enacted. O'Donnell is going to try to spin this as Katy saying she wants her parents to die and go off Medicare, but what Katy was really trying to say (nervously) is that Medicare was meant, in its original form, to be temporary. But that will all get lost with the MSNBC talking heads, as well as the other MSM outlets. Screw 'em all. Katy, you're welcome in our tent any time

Sen. John McCain tells "Meet the Press" that he was "surprised" but "wasn't shocked" to see Alaska Governor Sarah Palin resign as Governor of Alaska. Yet he later says, "I don't think she quit." He then says that it's "consistent" with qualities of leadership to quit. When asked whether or not he would endorse her in 2012, McCain said it's "too early", but he thinks "she will play a major role" in 2012.