WaPo: Members of his staff describe Obama as wary of outsiders and reluctant to widen his inner circle. As one of his advisers bluntly put it, the president “doesn’t like new people.” Like it or not, he will soon be surrounded by them as an expected staff shuffle will deprive Obama of two of his […]

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Can we quit with the whole fucking “Bush deregulated and cut spending on education” bullshit?  Reason’s Hit and Run: Between 2001 and 2009 George W. Bush did not “cut back on investments in education,” he increased them by 58 percent in inflation-adjusted dollars. Regulations? “The Bush team has spent more taxpayer money on issuing and […]

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Though some might maintain that expectations are too high for Obama to meet adequately as his major hurdle in maintaining the support of the American people that he had during the time he was Mr. Hopey McChangey, we must remember that it is he who set the bar so high during his victory speech after […]

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How long until we start to see American troops dying at the hands of this sale? Will we never learn?

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Why wouldn’t they when he’s desperately trying to transform us in to a Euro-style state? Fortunately, it doesn’t make one bit of difference whether Europeans like him when nearly 1/2 of American voters “Strongly Disapprove” of him as president.

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As an overtly conservative outlet I tend to disagree with The American Spectator fairly often, and sometimes vehemently, but this post concerning America’s refutation of Obama and his back-asswards progressive policy is spot on: I’ve written that progressivism as an ideology has trouble admitting that the majority oppose their ideas on principle. Progressives have dreamed […]

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The American Spectator: Obama, we were told, was more self-reflective, substituting Bush’s coyboy swagger for sober introspection, which would allow him to admit error. However, with his political standing continuing to erode, President Obama is demonstrating the same type of intransigence that he once criticized in Bush. Instead of acknowledging that the $862 billion economic […]

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Though it shouldn’t be taken as an overt sign that they are abandoning their pro-Obama point of view, the Times has, once again, exposed one of the many kinks in Obama’s armor: A more national, outward-looking strategy for creating a “postpartisan” dynamic might have included White House partnerships with Republican governors or even with conservative […]

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By the time Bushie turned in to a political liability1 for congressional Republicans during election season, he was fuckin’ hated by most voters. Methinks ’tis also so for Obama. _______________ 1. Political liability in the sense that active support is more harmful for a particular candidate than being uninvolved.

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Anyone who maintains that Obama is not dangerous to the fabric of American governance is a fucking tool. The New York Times explains: As much as anyone, Mr. Orszag has promoted and carried out an effort by the White House to pry away from Congress some of the responsibility for making hard decisions, especially when […]

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