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Tag Archives : Obama

Is Obama a Conservative?

Is Obama a Conservative?

Posted on July 24, 2011

That seems like a joke question, but it’s an apparently serious belief of Bruce Bartlett, a former supply-sider and Bush Administration official who has flipped sides and joined the left. I’ve known Bruce for decades and he’s a fun guy to hang out with, but he’s gone hard left in recent years, pimping for a […]

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Inside the Debt-Limit Negotiations, a Love Song from Obama to Boehner

Inside the Debt-Limit Negotiations, a Love Song from Obama to Boehner

Posted on July 24, 2011

I hope the Speaker resists this siren song and says no to higher taxes.

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Republicans May Win the Debt-Limit Fight? I Won’t Believe It ’til I See It…and I’m Not Sure It Would Matter

Republicans May Win the Debt-Limit Fight? I Won’t Believe It ’til I See It…and I’m Not Sure It Would Matter

Posted on July 22, 2011

There are rumors that Obama may do a bit Clinton-era triangulation and agree to a GOP-friendly increase in the debt limit. That means no tax increases and as much as $3 trillion of so-called spending cuts. I’m skeptical, and even if it happens, I suspect that most of the spending cuts will be ephemeral (like […]

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The Gang of Six Is Back from the Dead: Contemplating the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly in their Budget Plan

The Gang of Six Is Back from the Dead: Contemplating the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly in their Budget Plan

Posted on July 19, 2011

The on-again, off-again “Gang of Six” has come back on the scene and is offering a “Bipartisan Plan to Reduce Our Nation’s Deficits.” The proposal is quite similar to the one put forth by the President’s Simpson-Bowles Commission, which isn’t too surprising since some of the same people are involved. At this stage, all I’ve […]

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Exaggerating Poverty for Political Gain

Exaggerating Poverty for Political Gain

Posted on July 19, 2011

Is America filled with tens of millions of people suffering from harsh material deprivation? That’s what the pro-redistribution crowd wants you to think, but a new report from the Heritage Foundation demolishes that stereotype. Here are some of the most remarkable findings in the study. For most Americans, the word “poverty” suggests destitution: an inability […]

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So Long as He Gets What He Wants, Obama Is Flexible in the Budget Negotiations

So Long as He Gets What He Wants, Obama Is Flexible in the Budget Negotiations

Posted on July 17, 2011

Appearing on Freedom Watch, I explain that the White House is very flexible. The President will be happy if GOPers cut their own wrists and agree to a tax increase. That means Obama can tax and spend. But he’ll also be satisfied if Republicans approve a “clean debt limit increase,” meaning Obama can borrow and […]

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Mr. President, Here’s that Balanced Approach You Keep Demanding

Mr. President, Here’s that Balanced Approach You Keep Demanding

Posted on July 15, 2011

At his press conference today, President Obama repeatedly said that a “balanced approach” is needed to deal with the fiscal situation. The White House has obviously poll-tested and focus-grouped that phrase. But just because it’s gimmicky, that doesn’t mean balance is a bad idea. So I’ve decided to take the President’s challenge. I want to […]

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I Hope I’m Wrong, But Here’s Why Republicans Will Lose the Debt-Limit Fight

I Hope I’m Wrong, But Here’s Why Republicans Will Lose the Debt-Limit Fight

Posted on July 13, 2011

There are three reasons why I’m not very hopeful about the outcome of the debt-limit battle. 1. There is no unity in the GOP camp. Republicans have been all over the map during this fight. Some of them want a balanced budget amendment. Some want a one-for-one deal of $2 trillion of spending cuts in […]

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Even the Europeans Are Trying to Undo the Mistakes of Obama-Style Class Warfare

Even the Europeans Are Trying to Undo the Mistakes of Obama-Style Class Warfare

Posted on July 9, 2011

President Obama is stubbornly clinging to his ideological agenda of bigger government and class warfare. Wasteful programs magically become “investments” for growth, and higher tax rates get turned into “shared sacrifice.” Interestingly, we already know what eventually happens with this approach. Europe’s welfare states are now dealing with the wreckage of Obamanomics-type policies and the […]

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With Terrible New Job Numbers, Can We Finally Say Obamanomics Has Failed?

With Terrible New Job Numbers, Can We Finally Say Obamanomics Has Failed?

Posted on July 8, 2011

Actually, Obamanomics already has failed. It didn’t work for Hoover and Roosevelt. It didn’t work for Bush. It isn’t working in Europe. And now it’s failing for Obama. It doesn’t matter what you call it or when the policies are imposed, expanding the size and scope of government is bad for prosperity. So the real […]

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