Barack Obama

http://youtu.be/vHvC_Wniwss

Why am I not surprised? Normally, I would conclude that this is nothing more than an overblown book launch, but I am familiar with Ed Klein and even more importantly, I know some of the earlier claims to be true. Thus, it does not surprise me in the least to hear the revelation that Obama and Bill Clinton struck a deal, which included Bill Clinton saving Obama from election defeat and Obama making a promise that he did not intend to keep.

Economy, News, Opinion, Policy

June Marked the Official End of the Financial Crisis Induced Great Recession

June 3, 2013

For millions of Americans, it does not feel like it, but the month of June marked the official end to the financial crisis induced “Great Recession.” Although the media may not have conveyed it to the American people, the National Bureau of Economic Research called an end to the recession before Barack Obama ever stepped in office, and it appeared that the economy would recover.

Opinion, Policy

McCluskey of CATO is Right, Aid for College Tuition is About Votes

June 2, 2013

Neal McCluskey, of the CATO Institute, is right to say that government-funded aid for college tuition is right for politicians and their academic friends, not students. College tuition has absolutely skyrocketed side-by-side with the increase in government spending on college tuition assistance programs. This is deja vu all over again. McCluskey recently wrote:

Science

Mission to Mars Still ‘Ultimate Objective’ But Moon Will Better Advance Planetary Missions

June 1, 2013

A manned mission to Mars is still described by those who aspire for its possibility as the “ultimate objective” for the U.S. space program. However, it is too distant in time and simply too costly to serve as a guide for short-term, manned space activities.

News, Opinion, Policy

China tells U.S. to Knock off ‘Prejudice’ Ahead of Obama Meeting

June 1, 2013

China’s Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei asks journalists for questions during a news conference in Beijing July 7, 2011. REUTERS/David Gray

On Saturday, just ahead of the scheduled meeting with President Obama, China accused the United States of “prejudice” after the U.S. State Department renewed a call for Beijing to fully account for its bloody crackdown on pro-democracy demonstrators in June 1989.

Policy

Who Really Gets Farm Bill Money (INFOGRAPHIC)

May 30, 2013

Heritage rightly points out that whenever Congress starts stacking a bill it simply means special interest – their friends – profit and get rich.

Justice Department Study Found Assault Weapons Ban Didn’t Work

May 29, 2013

The Justice Department commissioned a study on

News, Opinion, Polls, US

For Dems, It’s ‘Hear No Evil See No Evil’ on Obama Scandals

May 28, 2013

Although it is terribly normal for Americans to be disengaged from the latest Obama scandals, unfortunately there is a clear partisan divide. One must wonder if we are not seeing either a selective hearing or selective answering phenomena in the study conducted by Pew Research.

News, Policy, Polls

69% Favor Use of Military Overseas Only When U.S. National Security is Threatened

May 27, 2013

On this Memorial Day we celebrate the lives of those who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country. However, we have many fighting men and women overseas currently engaged in conflicts that the mainstream media have continued to ignore with Barack Obama as president.

News, US

Favorable Views of Tea Party Up 14 Points Since January

May 25, 2013

Commentary From the Blogger: In my latest column, I discussed the transformation of the American political ideology of Reagan conservatism, which is one of skepticism toward government, to the modern Obama progressivism that is far less understanding of the nature of government. Perhaps, I am correct in my assumption that Americans can in fact reach a critical mass.

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