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by Michael Reagan
President Obama, the Democratic Party and its members of Congress have spent years blaming former President George W. Bush for the nation’s current economic woes, which is akin to blaming the bank’s tellers for a bank robbery, or for the dishonesty of their bosses, the bank’s executives who were looting the till.
Nobody in the liberal-dominated media bothers to note that in the last years of the Bush presidency Democrats controlled the … Read the Rest of this Post
by Ben Johnson, The White House Watch
Impeachment usually represents a punitive act following the commission of a crime, but some are looking to it as a last means of self-defense. At a Tea Party town hall meeting last night Rep. Michael Burgess, R-TX, said impeachment “needs to happen” to stop Barack Obama from inflicting more “damage” on this country.
The Fort Worth Star-Telegram claims an attendee “suggested that the House push for impeachment proceedings … Read the Rest of this Post
Posted in Floyd Reports, News Reports, Opinion
Tagged Debt Ceiling, Doctor in the House: A Physician-Turned-Congressman Offers His Prescription for Scrapping Obamacare...And Saving America's Medical System, Impeach Obama, Impeach Obama Campaign, impeachment, Jon Huntsman, Libya, Michael C. Burgess MD, National Debt, NE Tarrant Tea Party, Newt Gingrich, Obamacare, Pete Olson, Ron Paul, Tea Party, Tea Party Movement, Texas, Tim Scott, Trent Franks
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by Ben Johnson, The White House Watch
President Obama’s luck got so bad during the debate over raising the debt ceiling that even his chief of staff said he could be impeached. On July 27, the Cato Institute‘s director of health policy studies Michael F. Cannon heard Bill Daley admit, in not so many words, that it’s okay to impeach Obama:
On NPR this morning, I heard White House chief of staff Bill
by Michael Reagan
Like everybody else, presidents have birthdays and have a right to celebrate them and invite others to join them in the festivities. But taking advantage of the occasion to bash the rich and then charge some of them a whopping $40,000 to be able to sit near him as he observes his birthday is nothing short of outrageous.
The only thing President Obama excels in is fundraising — after all, when a … Read the Rest of this Post
Posted in Floyd Reports, Opinion
Tagged Barack Obama, economic crisis, Economic Issues, Fundraising President, Obama Birthday, Obamacare
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by Jeffrey Folks
As negotiations on trimming the national deficit dragged on this spring and summer, it should have been easy to come up with plenty of programs to cut. One candidate would be the Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS), the umbrella organization that sponsors AmeriCorps, Senior Corps, Learn and Serve America, the Social Innovation Fund, and other community service programs. So far, however, thanks in part to vigorous lobbying on the part … Read the Rest of this Post
Posted in Floyd Reports, News Reports, Opinion
Tagged AmeriCorps, big Brother, Civilian National Security Force, Civilian Security Force, Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS), Government Spending, Learn and Serve America, National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), National Service, Obamacare, Senior Corps, Social Innovation Fund
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by Matt Mackowiak
Presidential reelection campaigns are always about the incumbent — serving as a referendum of that President’s performance in office and the results of their policies. It’s a choice election. It’s not about the challenger. What the incumbent tries to do is to make the other “choice” unacceptable, resulting in the incumbent’s reelection.
I suspect the 2012 campaign will be waged on only two issues: the economy and a referendum on ObamaCare. Consider … Read the Rest of this Post
by Dr. Marvin J. Folkertsma
As Americans prepared to mark the birth of their country with the usual outpouring of celebratory events, pundits on the political right were scratching their heads over President Obama’s most recent comment about America’s free-enterprise system.
This time, corporate jet owners got the hit, no fewer than six times during Obama’s late June press conference, apparently for taking advantage of Bush administration tax breaks at the cost of “your child’s … Read the Rest of this Post
by Ben Johnson, The White House Watch
Despite our political and philosophical differences, one of the most touching and humanizing aspects of Barack Obama was his mother’s tragic death of uterine and ovarian cancer in 1995. Obama frequently stated his self-employed mother spent her last days frantic, desperately trying to assure the insurance industry would not deny her coverage, instead of resting and preparing to meet her Maker (Whom she apparently did not believe in). … Read the Rest of this Post
Posted in Floyd Reports, News Reports, Opinion
Tagged A Singular Woman: The Untold Story of Barack Obama’s Mother, Barack Obama, Byron York, Development Alternatives, Healthcare Reform, Indonesia, Janny Scott, Lies, New York Times, Nick Papas, Obamacare, Politico, Politico.com, Stanley Ann Dunham
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by Susan Stamper Brown
Once upon a time, people’s hands were busy putting food on the table and they were too busy or too proud to consider extending those same hands out to the government for a handout. But that time has long passed, and time is running out before America the Great turns into America the Nanny State.
Let this Conservative go on record: When used properly, welfare can be a force for good … Read the Rest of this Post
by Ben Johnson, The White House Watch
Conservatives who say they believe in “peace through strength” might take a lesson from the Obama administration this week. Its officials walked back discussion of an end-run around Congress on the debt ceiling after Republicans stepped up their talk of impeaching Barack Obama.
Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner had raised the possibility the president might unilaterally raise the debt ceiling under the pretext of the 14th Amendment. On … Read the Rest of this Post
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Tagged 14th Amendment, Barack Obama, Constitution, Death Panels, Debt Ceiling, George W. Madison, Guantanamo Bay, Harvard Law School, Homeland Security, Impeach Obama, Impeach Obama Campaign, Impeachable Offense, impeachment, Laurence Tribe, Libya, National Debt, New York Times, Obamacare, Pete Olson, signing statements, Think Progress, ThinkProgress.org, Tim Scott, Timothy Geithner, War on Terror
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