Obama’s New Campaign Strategy: Blame Romney, Business, or Anybody Else

While practically a whole book could be written on Obama’s “Blame Bush” strategy, a new theme is developing in his reelection campaign — Blame Romney.  While I was in the gym over the weekend, I saw a campaign ad in … Continue reading →

Obama Demonizes Outsourcing From His Canadian-made Campaign Bus

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President Obama is stepping up attacks on Mitt Romney’s business career, the principle selling point for the Republican candidate, with claims that Bain Capital profited by outsourcing jobs.  Of course what the President doesn’t want you to know is that … Continue reading →

Deciphering the Supreme Court Healthcare Decision on the Fourth of July

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In the midst of a hot Philadelphia summer in 1787, Benjamin Franklin was asked what kind of government the convention had created.  He famously replied, “A Republic. If you can keep it.”  Fast forward to 2008.  In the midst of … Continue reading →

Bankrupt Nations of Europe Call for “Shared Sovereignty” As a Means to Loot German Wealth

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While its rare that this blog would find common ground with notorious economist Paul Krugman, but in a recent post entitled, Don’t Blame Greece, Blame the Euro, Krugman came close to articulating what I suggested was the underlying problem in … Continue reading →

Obama’s Green Energy Stimulus Fund Fails to Create Jobs

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After three years and nearly a trillion dollars in “stimulus” funding, the American people are still waiting for the millions of jobs that President Obama claimed would be saved or created by the Recovery Act.  Yet despite chronically high unemployment, … Continue reading →

By Naively Putting Tax Hikes on the Table, Jeb Bush and Lindsey Graham Join the Charlie Brown Club

Reblogged from International Liberty:

Even though America's fiscal problem is entirely the result of too much government spending, I wrote earlier this year that there were all sorts of scenarios where I would agree to a tax increase.

But I then pointed out that all of those scenarios were total fantasies and that it would be more realistic to envision me playing center field for the New York Yankees.

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Obama’s $26.5 Billion Subsidies to the United Auto Workers Union

If that title isn’t enough to boil your blood, I don’t know what level of cronyism in government would bother you.  This is a textbook case of liberal big government looking out for its union backers.  As taxpayers look at … Continue reading →