Iran? Obama? Forget it. Obama has abdicated.
The White House issued its first report on climate change, predicting that temperatures in the US are going to rise 11 degrees by the end of the century. That, by the way, is 92 years away. What a crock.
Barack Obama says that the unemployment rate will reach 10% this year. Looks like all of this government stimulus is really paying off. Remember ... his earlier prediction was 8%. This guy really has a grip on his numbers, doesn't he?
A group of Republicans have introduced a bill that would prohibit the federal government from using federally funded comparative effectiveness research to ration healthcare. Not a chance.
Harry Reid says that he is willing to ditch bipartisanship in order to get a healthcare bill passed. Again ... not a chance. Reid is saying that if the Republicans will just go along, the Democrats will be bipartisan.
This is humorous ...HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius says that he insurance lobby won't be able to block a government health plan because most Americans realize they would be better off if the industry had competition. Wait! An ObamaBot talking up competition?
Jimmy Carter wants the Obama administration to remove Hamas from the terrorist list. When will this failed ex-president just go away?
Economist Nouriel Roubini believes that there is a significant risk that the US could experience a double-dip recession.
According to Rasmussen, 80% of Americans want the Obama administration to sell its stake in GM and Chrysler ASAP.
Looks like the cash-for-clunkers plan, which has been included in a war funding bill, may be facing opposition in the Senate.
Here's the latest on the brouhaha between ABC and the Republicans over Obama's primetime healthcare townhall.
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce ripped the Senate healthcare bill that is in the works. Not good news for PrezBO.
California Democrats just don't get it. They want to increase taxes in order to close their $24 billion budget deficit, and people wonder why Californians can't get out of that state fast enough.
When it comes to voting, 83% of Americans support the idea of checking photo IDs in order to vote ... the Justice Department, however, disagrees. The Justice Department, you see, is controlled by Democrats.