Unless you are President Barack Obama or Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, you had better allow more time to board your plane than ever before.

If history is any judge, Barack Obama’s top advisor, David Axelrod is leaving the White House early next year to work on the 2012 Obama Campaign which will begin on February 10, 2011.

General Electric generates (sales of) 25,000 (Chevy) Volts.

Instead of acknowledging that the vote was a repudiation of the Obama Administration’s policies, the President believes that he failed to get the message across to the American people.

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Financier and hedge fund wiz George Soros has decided to take a pass on the 2010 mid-term election and focus on making money rather than (pissing it away) donating to Democrat candidates.

I think we need a new Oracle. Wednesday, he’s reported in the Politico speaking of Obama said “I’d vote for him all over again. … I think he’s got the same vision about America I do. … I think he has the same social goals, very much, that I do.” OK, he’s pretty good at [...]

Want to make something disappear? It’s easy – just turn it over and shake! I have used the ‘Etch-A-Sketch’ analogy in the past: to my neighbor’s lamenting last Sunday’s Giants loss, several career moves and the Carter years. Well, no sooner do I mention one of my favorite toys as a kid and it magically [...]

Who is the dog in this picture? Bo or ‘O’? I would say the Portuguese Water Dog but the President thinks it’s him. At yesterday’s Laborfest in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Barack Obama said that his critics ‘talk about me like a dog.’ I say that is insulting to dogs. I never said the President was a [...]

Back in 1968, President Lyndon Johnson reacted to Walter Cronkite’s editorial piece on Report from Vietnam: Who, What, When, Where, Why?. “If I’ve lost Cronkite, I’ve lost Middle America.” Cronkite said in essence that the Vietnam War was not winnable. As a proponent of the escalation of the war, Johnson came to the conclusion in [...]