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Category Archives: Economy
Mitt Romney: President Obama Out Of Touch Like Marie Antoinette
Posted on December 30th, 2011
THE HUFFINGTON POST MASON CITY, Iowa — Mitt Romney on Thursday sought to portray President Barack Obama as out of touch with the struggles of everyday Americans — a charge he himself has often faced — by comparing the president to a former French queen who was overthrown during the French Revolution. “When the president’s [...]
Posted in 2012 Presidential Race, Barack Obama, Economy, Mitt Romney, Republican Presidential Race, Solid Principles
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Tagged as: Economy, Marie Annoinette, Mitt Romney, Obama, The Huffington Post
Michael Ramirez Political Cartoons: “The Great Job Massacre”
Posted on November 29th, 2011
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Posted in Barack Obama, Economy, Investor's Business Daily, Michael Ramirez, Political Cartoons, Solid Principles
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Tagged as: Economy, Michael Ramirez, Obama, Political Cartoons
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Dow Sinks 6.4% for Week
Posted on September 24th, 2011
By STEVEN RUSSOLILLO THE WALL STREET JOURNAL Fears of a possible Greek default and the U.S economy dipping back into recession pushed the Dow Jones Industrial Average to its worst weekly decline in nearly three years. Stocks edged slightly higher on Friday, as a pledge from global officials to maintain financial stability alleviated some investor [...]
Posted in Business, Economy, Solid Principles Report, Wall Street, Wall Street Journal
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Tagged as: Business, DJIA, Dow Jones Industrial Averages, Economy, Wall Street
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Political Cartoons: Michael Ramirez
Posted on September 12th, 2011
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Stock markets plunge after Obama speech
Posted on September 10th, 2011
By JOSH BOAK Deep skepticism about Congress passing President Barack Obama’s $447 billion jobs package and fears that Greece could slip into default sparked a severe stock market selloff on Friday. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed down 304 points, or 2.69 percent, a reminder of how dangerously fragile the situation is despite government initiatives [...]
Posted in Barack Obama, Business, Congress, Deficit Spending, Economy, Eric Cantor, Global Markets, Politico, Solid Principles, Wall Street Journal, War on Terrorism
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Tagged as: Chancellor Angela Merkel, Economy, Federal Budget Deficits, Obama, Obama's Speeches, U.S. Stock Market, Wall Street, Wall Street Journal
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Political Cartoons: Michael Ramirez
Posted on September 7th, 2011
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Posted in Barack Obama, Business, Economy, Michael Ramirez, Political Cartoons, Solid Principles
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Tagged as: Economy, Michael Ramirez, Obama, Political Cartoons, www.solidprinciples.com
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Stay On Vacation
Posted on August 24th, 2011
NRO By: Michael Tanner As the economy continues to teeter on the precipice of a double-dip recession, there is a growing demand for the president and Congress to rush back from their vacations and do something. But why? What is it that we really think the president can do? While the president’s latest economic plan [...]
Posted in Barack Obama, Business, Economy, NRO, Solid Principles
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Tagged as: Economy, Obama, Recesasion, Stimulus, Unemployment Benefits
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Obama’s ‘Counteroffensive’? Please!
Posted on August 16th, 2011
EXCERPT ONLY: Seeing as President Obama cannot govern, he’s had to go back to campaigning — an activity with which he’s quite comfortable but decreasingly successful, as evidenced by his falling poll numbers and his endless, repetitive speeches. I don’t just throw out this governance charge lightly. The Los Angeles Times reports that Obama is [...]
Posted in 2012 Presidential Race, Barack Obama, Business, Economy, Solid Principles, Wall Street
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Tagged as: 2012 Presidential Race, Creators.com, David Limbaugh, Economy, LA Times, Obama, Wall Street
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A disastrous summer for the White House. Is Barack Obama now the most unpopular US president since Jimmy Carter?
Posted on August 15th, 2011
EXCERPT ONLY: Could President Obama’s approval rating fall as low as Jimmy Carter’s, hovering just above 30 percent? Undoubtedly it could, with the economic situation deteriorating and consumer confidence plunging. This is a distinctly Carter-esque presidency, with a weak president unable to lead, hugely challenging economic conditions, and declining American power on the world stage. Gallup’s [...]
A Leaderless Nation
Posted on August 11th, 2011
By Peter Heck EXTRACT ONLY: It’s a well-known political axiom that presidents will often be credited with accomplishments they did not earn and be criticized for failures that were out of their control. But just as often, particularly in our modern era where we have — against the wise counsel of our Founders — [...]
Posted in Barack Obama, Deficit Spending, Economy, Solid Principles, The American Thinker
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Tagged as: Alexander Hamilton, Federal Budget Deficits, Obama, S&P Credit Downgrade, Tea Party, Thomas Jefferson
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