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Payoffs and Obama Cash
16 hours ago ago from Conservative Blog
In a startling discovery reported by The Hill newspaper today, it was found that Mark Penn, Hillary Clinton’s pollster during the 2008 Presidential run, was given $5.97 million of Obama’s 787 billion dollar stimulus package. It was also discovered that this $5.97 million dollar was used to save only 3 jobs at Mark Penn’s public relations firm. This is just one example of how Obama administration gave away the 787 billion dollars in tax ...
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12 hours ago ago from Patriot\'s Corner
Obama has held yet another summit, group hug, whatever you want to call it on the employment problem. Of course the blame on the last administration was tossed out. How short is the Democsocialistacrtats memory on who was really in power since 2006? Very short as they keep blaming Bush for their problems. Mr. Alexander offers some excellent suggestions for creating jobs in this country. But as he mentions, no one in the current ...
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8 hours ago ago from Let Freedom Ring
Ultraliberal activist Robert Borosage has posted something at the Huffington Post that essentially says that the Democrats didn't throw away enough of your money: President Obama is sensibly focused on jobs, unveiling a new initiative yesterday in the wake of the jobs summit. Elements included everything from new infrastructure spending to cash for caulkers, tax breaks for weatherizing homes, as well as aid to cities, states and the ...
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9 hours ago ago from The Lunch Counter
In one of the latest slap in the face to taxpayers, did you know that stimulus dollars, 6 million of them, were used to stimulate multi-millionaire and Hillary Clinton campaign pollster Mark Penn? As for Mark Penn's $6 million. That was pure and simple political payback. Not a job stimulus by any stretch of the imagination. Hearken back to the last campaign. After it was clear that Hillary was not in contention, she made the ...
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9 hours ago ago from Lake Minnetonka Liberty
I told you so. And to think, there were Obama drones that claimed his policies were working because unemployment fell from 10.2 to 10%. That was just a blip, like it was this past summer when it dropped slightly for a month then went back up. That scenario will repeat itself, you'll find that out during the first week in January. He said he was going to have 2 million new jobs in the economy by the end of his first term. How many have we ...
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22 hours ago ago from Media General - NBC13.com
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17 hours ago ago from Politics Daily
An Ipsos poll conducted Dec. 3-6 took the report card approach to how Americans rate President Obama on specific issues and found they gave him a decidedly unsatisfactory grade on his handling of the economy and jobs.
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13 hours ago ago from FOX News
Fox News Poll: Obama's Job Approval Rating Regains Some Ground Thursday, December 10, 2009 Dana Blanton Print President Obama's job approval rating has regained some ground and now stands at 50 percent, according to a Fox News poll released Thursday. Forty-four percent of Americans currently disapprove of the job the president is doing. In November, the president received his lowest approval rating to date when 46 percent of ...
Related contentA Testy Exchange at White House Over Jobs Proposals
11 hours ago ago from The New York Times
WASHINGTON As diplomats might say of a meeting between rivals that is just short of undiplomatic, President Obama and Congressional Republican leaders had a full and frank discussion at the White House on Wednesday when they met to discuss how to create more jobs. Doug Mills/The New York Times Representative Steny Hoyer, left, Representative John Boehner, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, President Obama and Senator Harry Reid in ...
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13 hours ago ago from U.S. News
LaHood: Ban lobbyists, earmarks in second stimulus WASHINGTON (AP) -- The latest government effort to create jobs should have the same tough restrictions on lobbyists and lawmakers' pet projects as the $787 billion stimulus plan did, Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood said Thursday. LaHood is the first official to say whether the administration wants to replicate the requirements of last February's economic aid package. That plan mandated ...
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