Gallup: Obama approval hits new lows on economy, health care, deficit
February 8, 2010
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Change.
Change.
Chris Matthews Monday went on a twelve minute attack on former Alaska governor Sarah Palin that should make his fellow MSNBCers and the liberal blogosphere quite happy.
'We're not handling any of these cases any different from the Bush administration.'
From ABC News: The Obama administration on Monday proposed a new agency to study and report on the changing climate.
Man gets hit by car: blames President.
(13:43 UTC) MSNBC
HEH: Bush was right, says Obama.
Washington- The Obama administration on Monday proposed a new agency to study and report on the changing climate.
Blue Dog Democrats want Congress to go further than President Barack Obama’s proposal to freeze spending in next year’s budget. Read more...
Last year the Norfolk Crime Examiner featured a startling interview with a mortgage contractor who "personally audited thousands of sub prime loans.""Over 50% of the subprimes were for cash-out refi’s.
By Michael D. Shear Leading House Republicans raised the prospect Monday night that they might refuse to participate in President Obama's proposed health care summit if the White House chooses not to ...
Some are wondering why Democrats keep holding bipartisan summits with intransigent Republicans. But the facts suggest they've (finally) learned their lesson.
Given all the recent talk about Sarah Palin, and specifically whether she’d be a better President than the incumbent, we give you the Slurm® Keys to the Presidency, brought to you by new Slurm® ...
President Obama's job approval rating has taken another dive, putting him underwater for the first time in the latest Marist poll.
A wave of evaluations finds Obama relying only on a quartet of advisers using Chicago-style politics.
Senator Richard C. Shelby, Republican of Alabama, on Monday night lifted most of the nearly 70 holds he had placed on President Obama’s nominations to posts that require Senate confirmation.
“Our business model will continue to falter,” said Dr. David Abelson, chief executive of Park Nicollet Health Services.
• Democrats fear Republicans will win seat held since 1974• President's poll ratings fall further amid health care impasseThe Democratic party faces another election test after the death yesterday of ...
From the New York Times: JAKARTA, Indonesia A recently erected statue of President Obama as a 10-year-old boy will be removed from a public park here, city officials said Friday, bowing to ...
Demands.
Regardless of the obvious, Pres. Obama is going to re-engage by inviting Republicans to come into the room with their ideas on health care, with...
What do you know. Ezra Klein finally gets it. Better late than never, though as long as it took it’s not very impressive.
Filed under: Education, Health Care, Obama Administration, The Daily FLOTUS with Lynn Sweet, Culture, Congress, News Media, Michelle Obama, CampaignsFirst Lady Michelle Obama launches the Obama ...
Boehner (and Cantor) said:[L]ast May, Republicans asked President Obama to hold bipartisan discussions on health care in an attempt to find common ground, but he declined and instead chose to work ...
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Republican Sen. Richard Shelby of Alabama will stop blocking Senate confirmation of about 70 government appointees nominated by President Barack Obama, his office said....
The first lady discusses changes her family made to promote healthy eating. Michelle Obama - Healthy diet - Health - Barack Obama - United States
by Robert Reich, Tuesday, February 9, 2010 Obamanomics suffers from a misunderstanding of what the President is trying to achieve and what he’s up against.
Turn off the television, drink more water and serve smaller portions to fight childhood obesity, first lady Michelle Obama is urging as she launches a national campaign against childhood obesity.
In a follow up to my post on how the fringe right is trying to co-opt the Tea Party movement I want to applaud this piece on Birther nonsense: The “we’re just asking questions” rationale seems to be ...
I really, really do like the sound of this. Michelle Obama: 'Let's Move' Initiative Sure, it's on Childhood Obesity.
First Lady Praises Husband's First Year in White House, Saying He Deals With "A Constant Struggle"