The President’s jobs push isn’t doing much to help his job approval numbers so far.
It’s not a given that we’ll have a massive recovery during the next presidential term but it’s a pretty decent bet. And the party in power will get too much credit for it if it happens.
The “how to pay for it” part of the President’s jobs plan seems destined to be rejected by the GOP. Which may be exactly what the President wants.
With the economy at the forefront of the public’s mind, the GOP needs to be careful in its response to President Obama’s new jobs bill.
Top Democrats are starting to voice public concerns about 2012.
Karl Smith does the math and doesn’t see why the Federal government should be collecting ANY taxes right now.
Whether it’s a “Ponzi Scheme” or not, Social Security has serious systemic problems that must be addressed.
Not surprisingly, there was very little about the President’s jobs speech to write home about.
America is discovering that throwing money at an industry in the hope it will create jobs doesn’t work.
Mitt Romney’s jobs plan is detailed, but it doesn’t seem to be impressing anyone.
Democrats are fearing the President’s jobs plan will be underwhelming. Based on initial reports, it looks like their fears are well-placed.
The bloom is off the rose for some of the President’s most ardent 2008 supporters.
Environmentalists are upset by President Obama’s decision to abandon stringent new smog regulations, but he made the right decision.
The last time black unemployment was this high Barack Obama was fresh out of college. Now, he’s in the White House.
Another bad report from the Labor Department.
Details of the President’s jobs plan are starting to leak out, and they’re not looking impressive.
My first piece for CNN has been posted at Fareed Zakaria’s Global Public Square.
Ben Bernanke didn’t offer many clues in his speech today, but one wonders if he really has any tricks left up his sleeve.
He’s been out of office for more than two years, but George W. Bush is still being blamed for the state of the economy.
The world is likely to get worse before it gets better.
Last night’s debate was definitely more combative than previous renditions.
The Obama re-election campaign is preparing an extraordinarily negative campaign against Mitt Romney.
Any politician telling you that solving our problems will be easy is lying to you.
There is little to cheer in the jobs report released by the Labor Department today.
Harvard economist Kenneth Rogoff says we’re undergoing much more than a mere recession.
One year ago, Timothy Geithner said them things about the economy he probably wishes he could take back right now.
Once again, the debt ceiling deal is raising questions about the President’s leadership.
Another round of economic statistics raises questions about the health of the economy.
And you thought the bad economic news was over.
The electoral map should be making the Obama 2012 camp just a little bit nervous.
Economic figures released today demonstrate clearly why the irresponsible talk surrounding the debt ceiling must end.
The two Minnesotans in the Presidential race are starting to trade barbs.