N. Gregory Mankiw, a Harvard economist, in a piece titled “Crisis Economics” at National Affairs concerning the reliance on Keneysian economic theories by the Obama administration while administering economic stimulus (and its current insistence on yet more stimulus cash being thrown in to the economy): The administration’s second assumption, meanwhile, is a matter of academic […]

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*BARF*

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I hope Obama shows some of this “faith in the American people” when we rebuke his leftist policy come midterms. I won’t hold my breath considering he hasn’t shown he has any faith in us up to this point.

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Without question, one should draw the conclusion that Obama’s pandering of jobless folk during his speech in the Rose Garden is a full admission of his failed $1,000,000,000,000 stimulus bill.  An opinion piece in The Wall Street Journal: Sure, Mr. Obama’s ostensible purpose was to lobby Congress for the eighth extension of jobless benefits since […]

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If the best support you have for your party is that the other party is full of poo poo heads, you’re in trouble.  If that’s the best Obama can drum up, it’s going to be an ugly November for Demotards.

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And I thought that it was libertarianism which was supposed to be egotistical. Apparently, Obama is the All Seeing Eye who will make it all better for us lowly plebs.  Sheryl Gay Stolberg of The New York Times, quoting Obama, as she tries mightily to help the administration fool the American people in to thinking […]

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Bu, bu, bu, but, I thought the stimulus was stimulating. That’s what you told a bunch of Michigan voters today.

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It occurs to me that one needn’t convince another that a stimulus measure was stimulating were it actually stimulating. That, were said stimulus stimulating, the results would largely be self-evident.

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Dan Balz and John Cohen on Obama’s sinking popularity with the voting American public: Overall, a slim majority of all voters say they would prefer Republican control of Congress so that the legislative branch would act as a check on the president’s policies. Those most likely to vote in the midterms prefer the GOP over […]

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President Obama walks in to a large conference room full of business leaders. He waits to be acknowledged as The One before sitting at the head of the meeting table and begins to speak. President Obama: What is it about the current economic environment which has made it difficult to get private enterprise moving forward, […]

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