Everyone from Former Democrat turned independent, Michael Bloomberg to Republican Mitt Romney, are blaming U.S. President Barack Obama for the failure the supercommittee, which will have far reaching consequences. Politicians and pundits are stating, President Obama deliberately kept them at arms length and did not get involved very much, seeking to distance himself from the committee.
Many are stating as president, Obama should have played a greater role in getting the job done, but shirked his duties for political reasons, which led to the committee's well-publicized failure. At the end of the day, the committee was too much hype and too little action. Nothing was accomplished, but the overblown mess certainly cost the taxpayers.
U.S. President Barack Obama has angered many in America by stating at an official gathering that Americans have become "lazy." Republican politicians Mitt Romney and Rick Scott have pounced on the president over his statements. For Obama to make such a blanket statement is wrong. Furthermore, he who vacations often should not be the one to cast the first stone.
The Judiciary Report does not think Americans are lazy. Millions of Americans get up 5-6 days a week and report to work. The problems that have occurred in the economy are squarely due to the greed of a small percentage of rich people that believe they are to exploit and gouge the masses, while they sit on their backsides and label it their money working for them. However, how some of them acquired the money is very questionable (Bernie Madoff, R. Allen Stanford and certain other fraudsters on Wall Street and in Hollywood).
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It created a complacency and inequity that has greatly damaged the American middle class and made lower income people worse off in the area of finances. Until that socioeconomic imbalance and injustice is corrected, look for things to get worse. In the 1980s and portions of 1990s, everyone in America had a chance to succeed. It's not like that anymore thanks to certain fraudsters and their criminal monopolies in the corporate sector.
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A good pop culture analogy for that would be the film "Back To The Future 2" where via dishonesty and cheating, the lazy, unintelligent character Biff becomes one of the richest people in the world, via stealing the time machine and an almanac to place bets on future games he already knew the results of thanks to the stolen book (sort of like insider trading, phone hacking or intellectual theft, in stealing privileged information to get rich).
Biff then buys up most of the city with the ill-gotten wealth and everyone and everything else begins to suffer, due to his greed in wanting to illegally own it all. Schools begin struggle and close down, crime flourishes, people are killed, the police corrupted, homes in a once thriving city are abandoned and things simply turn to gloom. All that so immoral, ruthless Biff and his select group of friends and family, could live in absolute luxury, hoarding ill-gotten gains they were not entitled to, while the whole city of thousands suffered. Well that's America right now times millions. Only this isn't a movie, but reality...
Voting for the upcoming U.S. presidential elections are set to begin in 11 weeks. Republican candidates Rick Perry, Herman Cain, Ron Paul and Mitt Romney, are really duking it out for the nomination. The debates have been heated and fast paced. Currently, Texas Governor Perry leads in fundraising.
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Due to the state of the U.S. economy, with each new election comes greater challenges, as the public tries to determine, which candidate would best suit the needs of the people. Currently, Democrat and President, Barack Obama is behind at the polls and lagging regarding his fundraising goals. Democrats are considering a challenger to take on President Obama as their nominee.
Texas governor, Rick Perry, is in the lead for campaign funding raising, regarding the 2012 U.S. presidential election. The Christian conservative has beat out fellow Republicans Mitt Romney, Herman Cain and Ron Paul in the cash count, for a higher than expected tally.
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On the Democrats' side, President Obama has raised millions, but donations have fallen well behind expectations, via announced fundraising targets set by his campaign committee. It is being said and written, Democrats in Washington, concerned about the President's job performance, are seeking to put forth a challenger for the nomination.
Polls released this week indicate, Texas Governor, Rick Perry, is still the front runner for the 2012 U.S. presidential election. There was some scrutiny in the press about his debate performance, but it has not hurt him in the major polls. Fellow Republican and former Massachusetts Governor, Mitt Romney, is currently running second. Incumbent, President Barack Obama, rounds out the bunch in third.
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If Perry and Romney pooled their resources they would make a strong ticket. The only thing that can politically redeem Obama's troubled presidency is massive job creation, but there is very little time left before the next election and his current plans regarding unemployment, have been denounced by economists in America and around the world. It's back to the drawing board, as the Obama Administration, does not seem to grasp the concept of ready made jobs and how to put them in motion quickly, but it can be done.
Would a Republican campaign ticket of Texas Governor Rick Perry (presidential nominee) and former Massachusetts Governor, Mitt Romney (vice presidential nominee), beat Democrats, President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden, in the highly anticipated 2012 elections. The Democrat and Republican political parties are currently mulling over their options, but who would the public choose.
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While Obama and Biden have the home court advantage as incumbents, Perry and Romney would be a strong pairing of job creators, at a time the U.S. economy is in massive trouble. As governors of their respective states, both created millions of jobs between them, something President Obama is currently struggling to do (Stunning New Rick Perry Presidential Ad Paints Obama As ‘President Zero’).
Holder Slammed On Radio Show Over "Fast And Furious" Cover Up
Congressman, Darrell Issa, has slammed U.S. Attorney General, Eric Holder, as inept. Issa made an appearance on the Laura Ingraham Show, detailing Holder's conduct and pushing for him to be fired from the post, but ultimately leaving that decision to President Barack Obama, who appointed him to the post. Issa also spoke about presidential candidates, frontrunner Rick Perry and Mitt Romney, whilst taking a jab at President Obama's failed stimulus programs.
