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From CBS:
- Obama: Economy Is “back To Where We Were”…
Obama contemplates the little people Last night I sat with a Leftist friend who is involved in the Entertainment industry. I listened as he told me that the Economic stratification of our times, the increase in the cost of education, the hollowing out...
- Romney: The Meek Shall Inherit The Election
From Yahoo Editorial: It was less risky than trying to win Here was Mitt Romney's debate strategy for the final face-off with Barack Obama: Don't let the path of least resistance be the enemy of the good. On virtually every...
- Live Blogging The Debate - Mitt Romney Sounds Like He Has No Ideas On Foreign Policy
When they started digging into Egypt, I thought, "Ah, here we go. Mitt needs to speak out on the behalf of the Christians who are being murdered, and whose Churches are being destroyed, and who are being hounded out of their own country." Does he do it?...
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CBS Poll: Romney Wins 65-34 on Economy; CNN Poll: Romney Wins 54-40 on Economy, 49-46 on Health Care, 51-44 on Taxes, 59-36 on Deficit All in Favor of RomneyHmm. Odd poll results. Somehow, people think Obama won, but they like Romney better. I think...
- Obamacare Mandate Approved By Supreme Court, Not Under Commerce Clause, But Under The Power To Tax
'Congress had the power to impose the exaction in Section 5000A under the taxing power, and that Section 5000A need not be read to do more than impose a tax. This is sufficient to sustain it. ' Oh well. This is the world we live in. (WaPo) –...
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Obama: My "Proudest Achievement" Is The Economy, and Like A Bloody Wound, My Policies Need Time To "Congeal"
From CBS:
Despite partisan gridlock, the president argued he "did an awful lot in the first four years."
When asked about his proudest achievement, interestingly, Mr. Obama didn't cite the passage of his health care law, which was recently upheld by the Supreme Court.
"You know, my proudest achievement is actually stabilizing the economy to avert a great depression," he said. "Because if I don't do that, nothing else matters."
(CBS News) — President Obama won’t be caught criticizing Mitt Romney for arguing that his administration hasn’t pulled the economy far enough out of the hole it was in four years ago, the president told CBS News in an exclusive interview, “because if I was in his shoes, I’d be making the same argument.” [...]
“I think it’s important to know we did an awful lot in the first four years,” Mr. Obama told Rose when asked why he was seeking reelection. “But when I think about the next four years, what’s undone?”
The president argued that another term would help congeal policies he’s put in place to make sure the middle class is “strong and growing,” and said, “The question right now for the American people is, which vision – mine or Mr. Romney’s – is most likely to deliver for those folks?
- Obama: Economy Is “back To Where We Were”…
Obama contemplates the little people Last night I sat with a Leftist friend who is involved in the Entertainment industry. I listened as he told me that the Economic stratification of our times, the increase in the cost of education, the hollowing out...
- Romney: The Meek Shall Inherit The Election
From Yahoo Editorial: It was less risky than trying to win Here was Mitt Romney's debate strategy for the final face-off with Barack Obama: Don't let the path of least resistance be the enemy of the good. On virtually every...
- Live Blogging The Debate - Mitt Romney Sounds Like He Has No Ideas On Foreign Policy
When they started digging into Egypt, I thought, "Ah, here we go. Mitt needs to speak out on the behalf of the Christians who are being murdered, and whose Churches are being destroyed, and who are being hounded out of their own country." Does he do it?...
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CBS Poll: Romney Wins 65-34 on Economy; CNN Poll: Romney Wins 54-40 on Economy, 49-46 on Health Care, 51-44 on Taxes, 59-36 on Deficit All in Favor of RomneyHmm. Odd poll results. Somehow, people think Obama won, but they like Romney better. I think...
- Obamacare Mandate Approved By Supreme Court, Not Under Commerce Clause, But Under The Power To Tax
'Congress had the power to impose the exaction in Section 5000A under the taxing power, and that Section 5000A need not be read to do more than impose a tax. This is sufficient to sustain it. ' Oh well. This is the world we live in. (WaPo) –...