Barack Obama reached a new low in the Rasmussen Presidential daily tracking poll today and wall street reacted with its best day in several weeks. As Obama’s popularity continues to weaken with the public, investors are taking solace that this, the most radical of President’s may fail in his effort to transform America to a [...]
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Obama Slides Down Market Glides Up
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged American Recovery and Reinvestment Plan, Barack Obama, business, CEO, class war, commentary, congress, Democrats, economy, investing, politics, recession, Republicans, stock market, wall street, White House on July 14, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The Obama Doctrine: Less America More World
Posted in business, economy, tagged Age of Austerity, Barack Obama, business, CEO, class war, commentary, congress, Culture, Democrats, economy, entrepreneurship, investing, main street, news, politics, Progressive Fascism, recession, Republicans, stock market, wall street, White House on July 8, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Barack Obama continues to cede America’s position as the sole remaining super power in the world while his standings in the polls continue to decline. The latest Rasmussen daily tracking poll indicates that the popularity of the President has slipped to the lowest point since he was inaugurated. He now has a 52% approval rating versus [...]
Ceo4aday Responds To Village Voice Article
Posted in business, economy, entrepreneurship, politics, Progressive Fascism, tagged Age of Austerity, American Recovery Act, American Recovery and Reinvestment Plan, Barack Obama, business, CEO, class war, commentary, Democrats, economy, entrepreneurship, news, politics, Progressive Fascism, recession, stock market, wall street, White House on April 7, 2009 | 2 Comments »
A feature article in Village Voice ,How Rightbloggers Made “Fascist” The New “Socialist”, attempts to discredit conservative bloggers and commentators by presenting their views as extreme. The article insinuates that conservative bloggers have been quick to label Barack Obama a fascist. The article was also captioned as Rightbloggers vs. ObamaHitler! You may link to the article [...]
America Is Changing: John Galt Is Hiding
Posted in business, economy, entrepreneurship, politics, Progressive Fascism, tagged Age of Austerity, American Recovery Act, American Recovery and Reinvestment Plan, Barack Obama, business, CEO, class war, commentary, congress, Culture, Democrats, economy, entrepreneurship, finance, investing, main street, politics, Progressive Fascism, recession, Republicans, stock market, wall street, White House on April 4, 2009 | 2 Comments »
John Galt, the quintessential symbol of individualism and the hero of Ayn Rand’s Atlas Shrugged is making a come back as a result of the socialist egalitarian policies of Barack Obama and the oppressive bureaucracy that Obama’s expansive government is certain to portend. Galt, a fictional character represents the “men of the mind” that elect [...]
Obama’s New America: Green, Sustainable, Just: A Collectivist Dream
Posted in business, economy, entrepreneurship, politics, Progressive Fascism, tagged Age of Austerity, American Recovery Act, American Recovery and Reinvestment Plan, Barack Obama, business, CEO, class war, commentary, congress, Democrats, economy, entrepreneurship, harry reid, investing, Nancy Pelosi, politics, Progressive Fascism, recession, Republicans, stock market, wall street, White House on April 3, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The G-20 summit which has resulted in French President Nicolas Sarkozy, claiming victory and German Chancellor Angela Merkel claiming a “historic comprise” appears to be a clear victory for progressive fascism or European Social Democracy as the leaders of the world’s leading economies agree to global regulation. The challenge to American sovereignty is inherent in the [...]
Virgin Mega Store Succumbs To New Business Models And Weak Economy
Posted in business, economy, Uncategorized, tagged Age of Austerity, American Recovery Act, American Recovery and Reinvestment Plan, business, CEO, class war, economy, recession, stock market, wall street on April 3, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The bright red “Going Out Of Business” signs adorn the exterior of the Virgin Mega Store on Market street in San Francisco. The store, which is prominent for its’ landmark location in the heart of the city. This store may serve as a proxy for the broad retail transformation of America, that the current economic crisis has accelerated [...]
Progressive Fascism: The New American Way?
Posted in business, economy, entrepreneurship, politics, tagged Age of Austerity, American Recovery Act, American Recovery and Reinvestment Plan, Barack Obama, business, CEO, class war, commentary, congress, Democrats, economy, entrepreneurship, investing, politics, Progressive Fascism, recession, stock market, wall street, White House on April 1, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The current issue of Time Magazine states that we as a nation must reset our lifestyle buttons and adjust to an America, that in its third century, is a truly different nation than the America of the recent past. Clearly the collapse of Wall Street as we knew it and the intervention of the federal [...]
The Move On.Nation: Progressive Thugs
Posted in business, economy, entrepreneurship, politics, Uncategorized, tagged Age of Austerity, American Recovery Act, American Recovery and Reinvestment Plan, Barack Obama, business, CEO, commentary, congress, Democrats, entrepreneurship, harry reid, investing, Nancy Pelosi, politics, recession, Republicans, stock market, wall street, White House on March 29, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
MoveOn.Org the liberal political action organization that mobilizes resources to support liberal progressive causes and candidates is currently running ads in select regions of the country to promote the 2010 budget proposed by Barack Obama. The liberal advocacy organization has been a principal supporter of Barack Obama and Democrat Party candidates and causes. The organization [...]
Budget Blitz Begins: A Battle For The Soul Of A Nation
Posted in business, economy, entrepreneurship, politics, tagged Age of Austerity, American Recovery Act, American Recovery and Reinvestment Plan, Barack Obama, business, CEO, class war, commentary, congress, Democrats, economy, entrepreneurship, harry reid, investing, main street, Nancy Pelosi, politics, recession, Republicans, Senate Republicans, stock market, wall street, White House on March 28, 2009 | 1 Comment »
The battle for the very soul of this nation swings into high gear this weekend and through the week as the Obama administration, Nancy Pelosi, Harry Reid and their liberal conspirators in the House and Senate put on a full court blitz to pass the nearly four trillion dollar Federal budget that Barack Obama has [...]
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WSJ Column: Obama Boring And Cold
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Age of Austerity, Barack Obama, CEO, class war, commentary, congress, Democrats, economy, main street, politics, Progressive Fascism, recession, Republicans, stock market, wall street, White House on September 4, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Peggy Noonan in a column in the Wall Street Journal today in which she appropriately skewers the lack of experience by the Obama administration, writes about the youthful leadership in the administration and how it is untested by life experience. She makes two very keen observations about Barack Obama in particular, that we believe are [...]
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