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o states and many like Christie, Sandoval, McDonnell, and New Mexico's Susana Martinez, are overwhelmingly popular even though their states went for Barack Obama in the last two presidential elections. More and more they are at odds with congressional Republicans, example — a couple months ago, it was New Je

ight that everyone should vigorously support. EFTA00692519 Speaker John A. Boehner this week decided that the best way to negotiate with President Obama over the fiscal issues currently facing the country was to not negotiate, pledging not to raise taxes even though every major economist will tell y

week decided that the best way to negotiate with President Obama over the fiscal issues currently facing the coun

lmingly popular even though their states went for Barack Obama in the last two presidential elections. Mo

who supported income equality, gay and women's rights, as well as an economy that grows bottom up instead of trickling down, as thirty-plus years of Reaganomics has proven a disaster for the Middle Class. Mitt Romney and his supporters pooh-pooh President Obama as a community organizer. But if they think th

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eleases his college transcripts and passport information and Sarah Palin's latest comments when she used the phrase "shuck and jive" about President Barack to signal white Americans that the President is lazy, not one of us and somehow is not an American, with Romney himself -- "the welfare vote as Pres

ons among political candidates who serve their interests. Example: Goldman Sachs, which gave more money than any other major American corporation to Barack Obama in 2008, is switching alliances this year; their employees have given $900,000 both to Mitt Ron ney's campaign and to the pro-Romney super PAC Rest

eal difference in philosophy and polities between President Obama and the Democrats with Governor Romney and the R

e Reagan, he also began his term with an economic slump, then claimed that the recovery from that slump proved the success of his policies. And like Reaganomics — but more quickly — Bushonomics has ended in grief with the economy in free-fall on a way to a full-fledged depression. The root of the problem ca

rab world was given up. The autocracies had survived the brief moment of American assertiveness. And soon, a new standard-bearer of American power, Barack Obama, came with a reassuring message: the United States was done with change; it would make its peace with the status quo, renewing its partnership wit

ut the greater Middle East would be left to its Furies. When a revolt erupted in Iran against the theocrats in the first summer of his presidency, Obama was caught flatfooted by the turmoil. Determined to conciliate the rulers, he could not find the language to speak to the rebels. Meanwhile, the Sy

he last State of the Union address, we applauded President Obama for challenging the Republicans' blame-governmen

d soon, a new standard-bearer of American power, Barack Obama, came with a reassuring message: the Unite

y night that by the account of his own advisers is more campaign document than a plan for governing. He's running against Republicans in Congress, Reaganomics, wealthy bankers and inequality. Normally a President at the start of his fourth year would be running on his record, accentuating the legislation

eral government ponders whether to ignore the rise of recreational marijuana or to enforce federal laws that still make marijuana illegal. President Barack Obama's Department of Justice has yet to officially announce a position. Kerlikowske's small White House office, officially called the Office of National D

t "have not made progress toward achieving most of the goals articulated in the 2010 National Drug Control Strategy," the report said. Despite the Obama administration's shift away from "war on drugs" rhetoric, its 2014 budget proposal still devotes less than half of its funds to treatment and preven

progress or has moved away from goals President Barack Obama outlined when he took office for reducing t

may have been stack during the two latest economic bubbles in favor of those running the house. People forget that during the arguments in favor of Reaganomics, prominent Republican economists publicly claimed that deficits didn't matter, and during the Bush/Cheney Administration there was almost universal

From: Sultan Bin Sulayern [i Sent: 8/12/2011 2:43:12 PM To: Jeffrey Epstein [[email protected]] Importance: — High Newsmax.com Laffer: Obama Must Use Reaganomics to Save Economy The only way President Barack Obama can solve the nation’s economic woes is to adopt “common-sense” Reaganomics,

: Jeffrey Epstein [[email protected]] Importance: — High Newsmax.com Laffer: Obama Must Use Reaganomics to Save Economy The only way President Barack Obama can solve the nation’s economic woes is to adopt “common-sense” Reaganomics, the policy’s architect Arthur Laffer claims in an exclusive Newsmax inte

ultan Bin Sulayern [i Sent: 8/12/2011 2:43:12 PM To: Jeffrey Epstein [[email protected]] Importance: — High Newsmax.com Laffer: Obama Must Use Reaganomics to Save Economy The only way President Barack Obama can solve the nation’s economic woes is to adopt “common-sense” Reaganomics, the policy’s archite

es with age-based subsidies — Kills Medicaid expansion — Repeals ACA/Obamacare Some conservatives say the plan does not go far enough, calling it "Obama lite!" While Congressional Democrats say the GOP Bill would strip away vital protections for Americans. Chuck Schumer: "Trumpcare doesn't replace t

it was before the Affordable Care Act, President Barack Obama's signature health law, took effect. Inline image

onally or not, serves to concentrate wealth at the top by extracting it from everywhere else. This belief system is called variously neoliberalism, Reaganomics, the Chicago School, and trickle-down economics. It is easily recognized by its signature ideas: deregulation; privatization; cut taxes on the rich;