The President opened his first post election press conference by admitting it had been “a long night.”  He spoke in subdued tones, compared to his recent, vitriolic campaign speeches.  Then he summarized his analysis of the election results: Yesterdays vote confirms people are frustrated with the pace of economic recovery…they want jobs to come back [...]

It appears that voters are about to repudiate the Obama agenda and Democrats will likely lose control of the House and maybe the Senate as well.  Speaking to a small audience of wealthy donors in Massachusetts the President called forth standard leftist/progressive doctrine to explain why his party will suffer losses on November 2: And [...]

A Final, Pre-Election Review of ObamaNomics In February, 2009 President Obama sought to portray himself and Congress as heroic first responders, rescuing America from a soaring unemployment crisis.  In an editorial in the Washington Post he said in part: I feel such a sense of urgency about the recovery plan before Congress. With it, we [...]

After less than three months in office, blind, faithful Obama-adoraton is just beginning to dissipate. Yesterday, a special election was held in Upstate New York to fill a vacancy in the House of Representatives left by Democrat Kirsten Gillibrand when she was appointed by the Governor to replace Senator Hillary Clinton, who left the Senate [...]

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Bill Clinton opens, and Obama himself closes, with a convincing argument that he’s not prepared to run for the Presidency. .