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For all the political and economic uncertainties about health reform, at least one thing seems clear: The bill that President Obama signed on Tuesday is the federal government’s biggest attack on economic inequality since inequality began rising more than three decades ago.
Beyond the health reform’s effect on the medical system, it is the centerpiece of his deliberate effort to end what historians have called the age of Reagan.
I thnik Oabma Like Carter is bring another wanting of a Reagan. Maybe even more so than carter did because I have never witnesss so negative a turnig as on much like LB Johnson with teh vietnam war. Domestically it took about three years for Carter to get this low overall.
I thnik Oabma Like Carter is bring another wanting of a Reagan. Maybe even more so than carter did because I have never witnesss so negative a turnig as on much like LB Johnson with teh vietnam war. Domestically it took about three years for Carter to get this low overall.
Yes, Obama's approval ratings have plummeted 1 point from election day. At that rate he'll be 2 points down next year. He'll never recover from that.
Obama does not understand that. He continued the George Bush bailout wealth transfer scheme and surrounded himself with those who are responsible by a fair amount for the fraud in the financial system. The Obama administration has tried to cover up the largest fraud in history. They have done everything they can to keep people from finding the facts of what happened and the are trying to sweep it all under the rug like nothing ever happened. He even reappointed helicopter Ben Bernanke. Barack Obama is the third term of George Bush and it makes me sick.
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