Obama Pushing on Health Care End Game

March 10, 2010 Google News By Associated Press President Barack Obama is making his closing arguments for a health care overhaul, pushing a new anti-fraud plan as he cranks up the pressure on skittish Democratic lawmakers to act fast. Obama is to speak Wednesday at St. Charles High School, his second health care address in three days. His speech

New Mexico Proposes Food Tax

BusinessWeek | New Mexico will pay higher taxes when they buy goods and services, including food, under a budget-balancing package proposed by Democratic legislative leaders.

Austin Plane Crash Labeled “Right-Wing Domestic Terror Attack” By Obama Supporters

Prison Planet.com | Comments on both Democratic Underground and Fox Nation are blaming the attack on Tea Party activists and others in the freedom movement.

Control freaks want web licences to end bloggers’ anonymity

Daily Telegraph | It was inevitable that, sooner or later, the usual unholy alliance of government totalitarians and big business would attempt to end the democratic free-for-all that is the blogosphere.

Global Warming Hearing Postponed Due to Snow

February 10th, 2010 FOX News By Bret Baier The blizzard conditions here in the nation’s capital have shut down most area federal government activity. A scheduled Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works hearing discussing the impacts of global warming had to be postponed because of the snow and frigid temperatures. Meantime, Massachusetts Democratic Senator John Kerry tells The

Obama scrambles to save Democratic Senate seat

Reuters | President Barack Obama went on a rescue mission on Sunday to try to save an endangered Massachusetts Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate whose defeat by a Republican could imperil Obama’s sweeping healthcare overhaul.

Miracle in Massachusetts?

A special election will be held this week in Massachusetts that could determine the outcome of much of President Obama’s agenda.  Republican candidate Scott Brown has stated he is opposed to the President’s cap-and-trade bill, which would cost the American taxpayer trillions of dollars.  Democrats have controlled this senate seat for nearly 60 years, so a win for Brown would appear to be truly a miracle.  Polls have the Brown and his Democratic opponent in nearly a statistical tie going into the election.

Majority of Americans believe U.S. in decline

PETER WALLSTEN The Wall Street Journal December 17, 2009 A d v e r t i s e m e n t Less than a year after Inauguration Day, support for the Democratic Party continues to slump, amid a difficult economy and a wave of public discontent, according to a new Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll. The findings underscored how dramatically the political landscape has changed during the Obama administration’s first year. In January, despite the recession and financial crisis, voters expressed optimism about the future, the new president enjoyed soaring approval ratings, and congressional leaders promised to swiftly pass his ambitious agenda. In December’s survey, for the first time, less than half of Americans approved of the job President Barack Obama was doing, marking a steeper first-year fall for this president than his recent predecessors. Read entire article

Federal Judge in Germany: Numerous 9/11 Theories Screaming For Investigation

9/11 Video.de December, 15,

Federal Judge in Germany: Numerous 9/11 Theories Screaming For Investigation

9/11 Video.de December, 15,

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