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pajamasmedia.com - 2/20/2009

Mr. President: Turn Back While There’s Still Time

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Barack Obama's government-centric economic policies are causing rampant fear on Wall Street and Main Street.

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corner.nationalreview.com - 2/13/2009

Media Matters for Obama

— corner.nationalreview.com — Like pretty much everyone in Washington, I don't take Media Matters for America very seriously. But, I... sometimes find it funny how seriously it takes itself. A good example is Eric Boehlert's hysterical fit about my recent USA Today column on Obama's ... (more) Media Matters for Obama

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openleft.com - 2/16/2009

On the Lack of Left-Wing Pressure On Obama

— openleft.com — Back on Friday, John Judis and Glenn Greenwald both published articles decrying the lack of concerted, effective,... institutional left-wing pressure on President Obama. The specific context of their complaints was the smaller than needed size of the ... (more) On the Lack of Left-Wing Pressure On Obama

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politico.com - 2/24/2009

Why turn down Obama-bucks?

— politico.com — There are actually some politicians out there who want to turn down Obama's money.... (more) Why turn down Obama-bucks?

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• patriceclaire

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  So the American people gets to bail out wall street, the banks, the auto industry, but when it comes to actually helping people who are in trouble with their homes because they had lost their job through no fault of their own or because of predatory lending-suddenly that is unacceptable. If you heard Obama at all, he mentions that we are all in this crisis together. Since when did we become a people where we scratch those backs that need money to keep a float,(wall street, banks) but when it comes down to scratching common folks back, you have those who are un-American, and down right selfish enough to cause a stink about it. The American people would not be in this position if the banks did their job and the people they hired were not so greedy. The notion that it is the American people's fault that all of this started is just plain ridicules. The sooner we can help some of these people that are on the verge of losing their homes, the sooner home values can rise again and those who are making their mortgage can see the value in their home that was not there before. They will get their money back either way you look at it. This is the right thing to do.

   

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Scrubbing the News for Obama
The Anchoress — ... refuse to be intimidated into silence or acquiescence, whether in the workplace or within the community. That Liberty is the fragile thing that diminishes whenever one refuses to acclaim it for oneself. Acclaim freedom for yourself. Start today. Grassroots gathering momentum. Victor Davis Hanson: We’re being battered by our own government. Jennifer Rubin says: Mr. President, turn back while there is still time. He won’t. ...

Tying Things Together
California Conservative — ... Add onto that the fact that the Energy Secretary is insisting that he isn’t “the administration” and it’s reaching laughingstock status. That’s before people read Jennifer Rubin’s article: ...

Saturday morning links
Maggie's Farm — Thus far, most corrupt White House ever The Dow under Obama. Related, at Pajamas: Turn Back, Mr. President Chicago wants surveillance cameras everywhere. Except in their pols' offices, no doubt. Disagreement with stimulus is racist, claims Congressman Can we stop talking about race? Mod. Voice A solution to the math and science gender gap