Weak and radical, the president looks more like Jimmy Carter all the time. By KARL ROVE When Barack Obama announced he was running for president in February 2007, Nathan Gonzales of the Rothenberg Political Report wrote “Obama’s history of voting ‘present’” in Springfield, Ill.—even on some of the most controversial and politically explosive issues . […]
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USA Today We need a leader, not a politician June 9, 2010 By Mitt Romney Has it come to this again? The president is meeting with his oil spill experts, he crudely tells us, so that he knows “whose ass to kick.” We have become accustomed to his management style — target a scapegoat, assign
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NATIONAL REVIEW ONLINE Mark Steyn May 22, 2010 6:00 A.M. One of Those Moments The president has become the latest Western liberal to try to hammer Daniel Pearl’s box into a round hole. Barack Obama’s remarkable powers of oratory are well known: In support of Chicago’s Olympic bid, he flew into Copenhagen to give a
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JUNE 1, 2010 Notable & Quotable Peter Wehner writing last week at PoliticsDaily.com: Obama is among the most thin-skinned presidents we have had, and we see evidence of it in every possible venue imaginable, from one-on-one interviews to press conferences, from extemporaneous remarks to set speeches. The president is constantly complaining about what others are
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NATIONAL REVIEW ONLINE www.nationalreview.com The Editors June 2, 2010 4:00 A.M. The Republican Retreat on Health Care Every week brings fresh bad news about Obamacare. Many companies are considering dropping their health coverage as a result of the incentives the law creates. Small businesses are reporting that the law’s tax credits are encouraging them not
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The Weekly Standard What’s So Special? Can this relationship be saved? BY Fred Barnes May 24, 2010, Vol. 15, No. 34 Less than an hour after David Cameron became British prime minister last week, he got a congratulatory phone call from President Obama. That was merely a courtesy. What the president said was not. “As
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Henry Lamb is an expert on US sovereignty and the UN. Obama’s New World Order By Henry Lamb Saturday, May 29, 2010 http://canadafreepress.com/index.php/article/23721 It should come as no surprise. During the campaign, he told us he was a “citizen of the world.” Last week, he told the cadets at West Point, and the rest of the
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MAY 24, 2010 Iran: From Hostage Crisis to the Bomb? By WARREN KOZAK We measure their rhetoric, we monitor their actions both within their borders and abroad, and we wonder: “Once they get it, would they use it?” But perhaps we are asking the wrong question when it comes to Iran’s race to get the
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MAY 29, 2010 He Was Supposed to Be Competent By PEGGY NOONAN I don’t see how the president’s position and popularity can survive the oil spill. This is his third political disaster in his first 18 months in office. And they were all, as they say, unforced errors, meaning they were shaped by the president’s
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MAY 28, 2010 Obama’s Blowout Preventer In case you hadn’t heard, Ken Salazar had a reform plan . . . BP and the Coast Guard yesterday were cautiously optimistic that the “top kill” maneuver could stanch the Gulf of Mexico oil leak, and let us hope this is the beginning of the end of the
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