The Wall Street Journal’s Peggy Noonan speaks for many in America in her weekly article, asking that President Obama, “get out of the way” in these final hours determining the immediate economic future of the U.S. Why? Noonan sees the President as a man without a plan and a pure spectator in one of the most defining moments of this political year.
WSJ’s Peggy Noonan
What are Capitol leaders and the White House hashing out behind closed doors? The L.A. Times reveals the sticking points that must be resolved within 72 hours. Everyone has a plan….except our Chief Executive!
The Democratic Party is about to self-destruct? Richard Miniter from Forbes Magazine says that Obama might hold onto the White House in 2012, but that the American public is catching on. Hope and Change is code for robbing our paychecks.
A crack in the dam….Republicans have the votes to pass Speaker John Boehner’s proposed $917 Billion debt reduction bill. An important victory for Republicans is dependent upon the votes of five swing men in the House. Find out who, and find out why.
My husband couldn’t have done this.
Ryan explains why he, and many other U.S. Congressman are not willing to play ball with the White House, why they will not budge, and why responsible men and women in Congress simply will not stand by while the Obama administration tries to tie an even heavier anvil around the necks of our children.
It’s a war for the soul of America.
Would Rick Perry be too flamboyant for the Republican Party across the nation? Or is his brash, take-no-prisoners style just what Republicans are hungry for?
Walter Reed Hospital ceremoniously closed operations this week and will move operations to Bethesda, Maryland and become part of Navy operations.
Speaker of the House John Boehner’s debt reduction plan received the support today of Republican super-funder American Crossroads. Stephen Law, President and CEO of American Crossroads also wishes that more budget cuts were possible and sympathizes with Tea Partiers who are not satisfied with Republican deals so far. Law sees few options for Boehner and the House with only days before a default by the U.S. Government on its loans.
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