This is actually funny because there have been a number of articles aboot President Obama being the most anti-business President ever, so much so that even his supporters are starting to turn on him. Personally, I don’t know what these people are so shocked that Obama would be so anti-business. Everything aboot his background, influences, and mentors say that the public sector awesomely awesome, and it’s up to people who make more than $250,000 a year to pay for everything.
Maybe they all got all caught up in the hope and/or the change, but it’s ok…because Tim Geithner is on the case.
Apparently they’re sending Geithner to try and convince business owners, the same ones that Democrats demagogue regularly, which the President doesn’t hate them as much as he thinks they do. Whether or not they’re buying any of it…
I think as soon as you saw Lil’ Timmy Turbo Tax being mocked on Saturday Night Live (which politically I feel has been hee-sterical lately, something you haven’t been able to say aboot SNL since 1993), you knew the wheels were starting to come off. With two days, there were rumors that Steve Rattner was named “car czar” just in case Lil’ Timmy decided to “resign,” they would have someone in place.
It’s been the modus operandi of the Obama Administration to, instead of debating ideas, attacking the people who criticize them (just like the Bush Administration). So when non-ideological cats like Rick Santelli and Jim Cramer disagree with the O.A., there’s
I love hearing the accusations of hypocrisy coming from the left that Republican’s have only now found their inner-conservative and are against wasteful spending and a bloated budget, after six years of giving President Bush whatever he wanted (the Democrats have been on charge for the last two). I’m not denying that the accusations aren’t accurate, but this is politics. The
Today, while searching for the latest news on the 2009 Fiscal Suicide Act, I came across two examples of communicating with the GOP, one good and one bad. The good one was when I hopped on Twitter when I got home and my good Twitterfriend
As part of P.BAM’s inaugural festivities, the Senate confirmed a bunch of the new President’s cabinet members. One of them was supposed to be Secretary of State