Wile E. Obama and His ACME Economic Destruction Company: Working Economic Miracles and Lowering that Nasty Ol’ Unemployment Rate
This is the 2,000th post I’ve made on this little soapbox. It seems fitting that the subject will be the SCOAMF that currently occupies the White House, as he has been (unfortunately) the #1 topic. Thankfully, there’s only another 10 months or so until someone else is elected to take his place, and (hopefully) lead [...]
An Homage to Our Fourth Greatest President
Who has the greatest legislative and foreign policy accomplishments as President? Well, after Lincoln, FDR and Johnson(?), it’s Barack Hussein Obama. Mmmm, mmmm, mmmm. Listen; he’ll tell you himself. (H/T Nice Deb)
Herman Cain: Brokenhearted, But Not Broken
As you probably know by now, Herman Cain has decided to “suspend” his presidential campaign. For all intents and purposes, this means his campaign is over. It’s too bad, really: I thought he had some good ideas, and would have brought a fresh new perspective to the job of President. Barring some kind of Christmas [...]
Andrea Mitchell: Occupy is a “Real” Movement; the Tea Party – That’s an Exaggerated Form of Protest
As if you need more evidence that lamestream media hacks are philosophically aligned with Barack The Zero Obama and the Occutards, here comes Andrea Mitchell, on cue. She agrees with Zbigniew Brzezinski that America “is one of the most socially unjust countries in the world.” Whatever. (H/T Doug Ross @ Journal)
Compared to Paul Ryan, Obama is a Child-Like Presence
That is the conclusion of John Hinderaker, who blogs at PowerLine. He attended the Claremont Institute’s annual Churchill Dinner, and heard Ryan speak. Here’s an excerpt from that speech: Instead of changing his failed policies, the President has turned to the politics of division. Instead of appealing to the hope and optimism that were hallmarks [...]
Thomas Sowell on the Occupy Cry Babies
Thomas Sowell talks about the OWS ne’er do wells, the effects of government interference in things, race relations, and who would make a better president: Herman Cain or The Petulant Boy-King Barack Obama. Watch. It’s 14 minutes, but Sowell is so good, you won’t know where the time went. (H/T Smitty)
George W. Bush: To Barack Obama, I leave…
From my friend Mike over at The Write Side of My Brain: Remember how some high school yearbooks used to include a section for Seniors to post their “Last Will and Testament?”Here’s what George W. Bush left for Barack Obama: A AAA credit rating Gas for $1.61 a gallon 5.4% unemployment a national debt of [...]
Walter Williams: Ominous Parallels
I love Walter Williams’ direct and unapologetic style. He does not mince words. In his latest editorial, he looks at the effects of the current administration’s policies from the perspective of history and sound economic theory. Here’s what he has to say about comparisons of Barack Obama (*DfOaLG) to Jimmy Carter: People are beginning to [...]
Obama’s America: In His Own Words
See them (from the NYT): “You see, you see, we Democrats have a very different measure of what constitutes progress in this country. We measure progress by how many people can find a job that pays the mortgage, whether you can put a little extra money away at the end of each month so you [...]
The Numbers, They are Awful
Stephen Green, the Vodkapundit, has assembled a collection of truly horrible numbers on the state of the economy, unemployment, and the debt. That Barack Obama (*DfOaLG), he’s doing a bang-up job, huh? 9.2% — unemployment rate for June. 0.1% — increase since May. 16.2% — underemployment rate for June. 0.4% — increase since May. 8% [...]
Jay Clarke Explains a Lot: Obama is a Bad Man
Jay Clarke, writing in American Thinker, offers the plainest, simplest explanation of Barack Obama (*DfOaLG) that I have yet seen: he’s a bad man. Using M. Scott Peck’s People of the Lie as the basis for his analysis, he paints an eerily accurate picture of the behavior of the current occupant of the White House: [...]
Is This the Hope, or the Change?
From Yahoo Finance: Stocks fall for the fifth straight week. Dems think the answer is… wait for it…more stimulus. Maybe it’s time to start making some more signs? Really? Please. Stop. November 2012 cannot come fast enough. – Posted using BlogPress from my iPhone
