Happy Friday folks, Even though the economy added 217,000 jobs in May, National Journal’s Matt Vasilogambros warns that “people shouldn’t celebrate too much just yet.” That’s because even though the economy passed the pre-recession “peak number of jobs from January 2008,” there are “more working-age people in the U.S. now than there were six years ago.” As […]
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Fox News Poll: 58% Disapprove Of Obama On Economy, Healthcare
Jun 5 by
Happy Thursday folks, President Obama’s liberal, Washington-based agenda continues to let down the American people. “U.S. businesses added new workers at a slower-than-expected pace in May, according to a survey of hiring,” conducted by ADP and Moody’s analytics. Private-sector payrolls increased by 179,000, but “economists surveyed by The Wall Street Journalexpected ADP to report a […]
Jun 5
WSJ: Obama’s Coal Rules “Pinch States Unevenly”
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Ron Fournier of National Journal could not be more correct in his observation that Obama “puts politics above policy.” His cynical, politically motivated decision to slash carbon emissions will “pinch states unevenly,” according to The Wall Street Journal’s Amy Harder and Alicia Mundy. Even though “Kentucky appears to have it easy, … with an 18.3 […]
Jun 4
Even Big Labor Says Obama’s Agenda “Simply A Recipe For Disaster”
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Happy Tuesday folks, President Obama and his liberal agenda are angering millions of Americans and even traditional allies of the Left, labor unions, say that President Obama’s narrow agenda is “simply a recipe for disaster.” The United Mine Workers of America recently blasted the Administration’s decision to curb coal emissions when it said that “The […]
Jun 3
LA Times: Obamacare “Leaving Patients In The Lurch”
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President Obama did not “signal convincingly that he knows how to provide a way forward for the 966 days he has left in the White House.”
Jun 2
Summer’s Here For New Grads, But What’s Next For Them?
May 30 by
Happy Friday folks, As May wraps up and millions of students graduate from either high school or college, we are reminded that educational attainment is a valuable asset in today’s economy. David Leonhardt of The New York Times’ Upshot recently analyzed the unemployment rate by educational status, and noticed that, “people who have earned two-year […]
May 30
New Gallup Poll: 51% Still Oppose Obamacare
May 29 by
Because President Obama’s policies continue to hurt middle-class Americans, he is down to his most-trusted tactic: lashing at those who disagree with him.
May 29
Why Most Americans Say The Economy Is Getting Worse
May 28 by
Happy Wednesday folks, Middle-class Americans continue to suffer in the Obama economy. Costs for everyday things like gas and groceries continue to rise, and long-term expenses like tuition continue to take large chunks out of families’ budgets. And as far as healthcare goes, “more employees are getting hit with higher health insurance premiums and co-payments,” according to […]
May 28
Part Of A Pattern: Obama’s Failures Extend Beyond VA Scandal
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Happy Wednesday folks, Major Garrett of National Journal recently profiled the shift of then-Senator Barack Obama’s “outrage” over “mismanagement of veterans care” to his current “We’ll get back to you” responses to the current VA scandal. But outrage over the treatment of veterans isn’t the only place where President Obama is inconsistent in his actions. […]
May 21
Even Liberal Mega-Donors “Exasperated By A Lack Of Leadership” From Obama
May 20 by
Happy Tuesday folks, You’d never know it based on the inept governance emanating from the White House, but apparently “President Barack Obama is seeking to build a team for the final years of his administration where management expertise may trump keen political or legislative skills.” But this “shift” doesn’t seem to have appeased top liberal […]
May 20