The politicization of our financial system was a foregone conclusion once Congress approved the TARP fund. However, this morning’s predictable outrage at the $165 million AIG executive bonus payout is a calculated over reaction by the President and his administration given that they are powerless to prevent it.
The President needs to demonstrate the proper outrage for the [...]
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Obama And AIG: Political Theater
Posted in business, economy, entrepreneurship, politics, stock market, tagged Age of Austerity, American Recovery Act, American Recovery and Reinvestment Plan, Bail Outs, Barack Obama, business, CEO, class war, congress, Democrats, economy, entrepreneurship, finance, investing, main street, politics, recession, stock market, wall street, White House on March 16, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Obama: Create United States Office Of Entrepreneurship Now
Posted in business, economy, entrepreneurship, politics, stock market, tagged American Recovery Act, American Recovery and Reinvestment Plan, Barack Obama, business, CEO, economy, entrepreneurship, finance, investing, news, politics, recession, Republicans, stock market, U.S. Office of Entrepreneurship, wall street, White House on March 15, 2009 | 1 Comment »
The Obama administration announced today that they are intent upon providing additional support to small business as they continue to tout the stimulus impact of the recently passed American Recovery and Investment Plan of 2009. A criticism that Ceo4aday has long held with respect to the stimulus plan is that it focused far too much on [...]
Obama’s Tone Changes: Markets Move Up
Posted in business, economy, entrepreneurship, politics, stock market, tagged Age of Austerity, American Recovery Act, American Recovery and Reinvestment Plan, Barack Obama, business, CEO, Democrats, economy, entrepreneurship, finance, investing, news, politics, recession, stock market, wall street, White House on March 14, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
President Barack Obama, has become the cheerleader-in-chief of the American economy over the past few days and the market has noted the difference. The Dow was up over 9% this week after being battered since Obama took office. The President consistently addressed the economy in a negative tone since his election as he sought to lower expectations [...]
Obama Speaks Encouragingly To Business
Posted in business, economy, entrepreneurship, politics, stock market, tagged Age of Austerity, American Recovery Act, American Recovery and Reinvestment Plan, Barack Obama, business, CEO, class war, consumers, economy, entrepreneurship, investing, news, politics, recession, stock market, wall street, White House on March 13, 2009 | 1 Comment »
President Barack Obama spoke to the Business Roundtable today. He didn’t actually speak to them, he gave a formal address in which he defended the 2010 budget that he has proposedand has been viewed as “radical” and “socialist” in its attempt at social engineering and the redistribution of wealth. The President’s delivery was at times flat and monotonous. [...]
Obama Shuns Private Sector
Posted in business, economy, entrepreneurship, politics, stock market, tagged American Recovery Act, American Recovery and Reinvestment Plan, Barack Obama, business, CEO, class war, Democrats, economy, entrepreneurship, finance, investing, Nancy Pelosi, politics, recession, Republicans, stock market on March 10, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Despite the actions by the Obamacrats and the Nancy Pelosi liberals in Congress, the private sector remains the dominant force in the American economy.Obama whose only Lincolnesque quality may be that prior to moving into the White House his principal domicile was in Illinois, has opted to take FDR’s approach to governing by extending the reach [...]
The Unsettling Leadership Of Barack Obama
Posted in business, economy, entrepreneurship, politics, stock market, tagged Age of Austerity, American Recovery Act, American Recovery and Reinvestment Plan, Barack Obama, business, CEO, class war, congress, Democrats, economy, entrepreneurship, finance, investing, main street, politics, recession, stock market, wall street, White House on March 10, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Barack Obama approaches the podium but, not before an assurance from an aide that the teleprompter is in place. He is preparing to introduce a new appointee as an Under Secretary to the State Department. The appointee is well known to the Obama administration and eminently qualified for the post. He will be joined by Secretary [...]
5% Minority Pay 60% of All Federal Income Tax: Obama Wants More
Posted in business, economy, entrepreneurship, politics, stock market, tagged Age of Austerity, American Recovery Act, American Recovery and Reinvestment Plan, Barack Obama, business, CEO, class war, congress, Democrats, economy, entrepreneurship, finance, investing, marketing, Nancy Pelosi, recession, stock market, wall street, White House on March 9, 2009 | 1 Comment »
President Barack Obama and deliquent tax payer Secretary of the Treasury Timothy Geithner are quick to respond to any inquiry or concern about the tax increases they are proposing in their new budget, as being fiscally responsible and consistently state, that the tax increases have to do with fairness in the tax code.
Obama, Geithner and a host of administration [...]
The President Of Scripted Promise
Posted in business, economy, entrepreneurship, politics, stock market, tagged Age of Austerity, American Recovery Act, American Recovery and Reinvestment Plan, Barack Obama, business, CEO, class war, congress, Democrats, economy, entrepreneurship, investing, Nancy Pelosi, politics, recession, wall street, White House on March 8, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I wish to write of soaring rhetoric and soar on the gilded wings of eagles to ascend beyond the pallor of a nation awash with the inebriated dialogue of leaders flushed with the sense of their own power and entitlement. Such is the yearning I have as I listen to the stale enunciation’s of a Washington [...]
Despite Obamacrats; Vegas Unveils M Resort
Posted in business, economy, entrepreneurship, politics, stock market, tagged Age of Austerity, American Recovery Act, American Recovery and Reinvestment Plan, Barack Obama, business, CEO, class war, congress, Culture, Democrats, economy, entrepreneurship, finance, investing, lifestyle, main street, politics, recession, stock market, wall street on March 8, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Ceo4aday is in Las Vegas this week where the housing bubble and the global recession have clearly impacted a city that is famous for hosting an industry long believed to be recession proof. Las Vegas enjoyed a boom from through 2007 but has seen its’ fortunes diminished as the recession has taken its toll.
The icons [...]
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Obama’s Depression
Posted in business, economy, entrepreneurship, politics, stock market, tagged Age of Austerity, American Recovery Act, American Recovery and Reinvestment Plan, Barack Obama, business, CEO, class war, commentary, congress, consumers, Democrats, economy, entrepreneurship, investing, politics, recession, Republicans, stock market, wall street, White House on March 6, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
President Barack Obama is sacrificing prosperity to promote his social welfare agenda. His zeal for wealth distribution, has led him along a path toward wealth depletion. The Obama administration has demonstrated an unmatched ineptness at governing by failing to understand the relationship between productive and robust markets and other components of the economy, including housing and consumer [...]
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