As the first two years of the Obama Administration show, the only kind of certainty the president’s top economic advisors are capable of producing is the universal conviction that none of them knows how to operate a job-creating regulatory environment.
Today’s labor movement claims to hold its individual members’ welfare paramount. So what message do its leaders send when they opt to spend hundreds of millions of dollars on political campaigns while members continue to suffer very difficult economic times?
But if Obama were intent on using his bully pulpit in service to the country, he would focus on what is potentially the war of the future: Iran.
‘Stop Net Regulation’ serves as the online hub for the growing movement of conservatives across the country opposed to the federal government regulating the Internet...
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"The Obama administration's 'summer of recovery' has morphed into a summer of economic discontent amid anxiety over the weakening economy. The greater than 4% growth and less than 8% unemployment envisioned by the president's economic team are nowhere to be seen. Almost everything that is supposed to be up -- the economic growth rate, the stock market, bond yields -- is down. And almost everything…[more] |
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—Michael Boskin, Economics Professor, Hoover Institution Senior Fellow and former Council of Economic Advisers Chairman
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