Barack Obama

The most ominous part of the debate was when Obama embraced the Simpson Bowles plan. By Ruth Conniffread more

Nader lamented the paradox of a president out-of-control on foreign policy but stymied on domestic matters.read more

Violence, war, and the killing of innocents are OK when the United States engages in them, but not when others do?read more

Executive power and the constitutionality of the National Defense Authorization Act hang in the balance.read more

What tripped up Obama the most is that he has essentially adopted George W. Bush's free-market, live-and-let-die education policies.read more

The anti-Obama screed is almost psychedelic.read more

The painful irony of Obama is that most of Black America works in an apartheid-like economy.read more

It was reassuring to hear him pronounce the three letters, “FDR,” again, which I thought had been deleted from the President’s alphabet.read more

Obama is Bill Clinton with a functional zipper.read more

To some extent, Obama is getting a bad rap on the economy. But he does bear some of the responsibility for the bad shape people are in.read more