Bob Morris on Apr 23, 2012, 6:30 am The Obama campaign targets “less-than-reputable” Romney donors yet allows disgraced MF Global CEO Jon Corsine to bundle campaign contributions for their campaign. I guess the slimeballs must only be on the other side. And yes, of course Romney is just as bad. Bob Morris on Apr 18, 2012, 8:00 pm Unfortunately, anger here against banks has had little effect, mainly because Obama hired the architects of the disaster to pretend to clean up the mess they made. In Iceland, banks are forgiving debt. This is because they have a government that genuinely responds to the demands of their people. In The US, the Home [...] Bob Morris on Apr 10, 2012, 7:44 am Pushed by Silicon Valley lobbyists, the JOBS act exempts start-ups from independent accounting requirements for five years, loosens other rules, and insanely says that pre-prospectus presentations don’t have to be accurate or truthful. [...] Pat H on Feb 13, 2012, 9:30 am James Fallows of the Atlantic has a 12,000 word piece that takes a thoughtful look at Barack Obama as the end of his first term approaches, comparing and contrasting him with his predecessors and trying to assess his strengths and weaknesses. We judge presidents by the specific expectations they ask to be measured against: inspiration [...] Bob Morris on Jan 24, 2012, 10:38 pm Lukewarm populism coupled with vague promises of solutions is no solution at all. Obama makes stirring speeches but often does the opposite of what he promises. Until hundreds of Wall Street banksters are indicted on criminal charges then we we will not have rule of law applied to the 1%. On that point, Obama was [...] Bob Morris on Jan 6, 2012, 7:15 am Politico, perhaps a bit snarkily, details how liberals bloggers hailed Obama’s recess appointment of Richard Cordray as head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau as bold, daring, and – biff bang pow – letting the Republicans have it both barrels. Huh? Presidents since George Washington have made recess appointments. Quite predictably the other party then [...] Ross Levin on Dec 30, 2011, 9:15 am In the streets of Manhattan, during a weekend in late September, the faces of steel and concrete behemoths staring down at me, I quickly weaved my way through stopped cars. I moved with several thousand others. A collective elation filled the air, surrounding us as we sped forward. Cars honked in support, cab drivers [...] Bob Morris on Aug 4, 2011, 3:45 pm Google Finance It’s increasingly clear, isn’t it, that our supposed leaders in DC are incompetent, craven, and compromised. The debt deal, which they did with as much drama and little intelligence as possible, is just more evasion and kicking the can down the road. But no one is buying their pretend and extend game [...] Bob Morris on Aug 4, 2011, 6:45 am Colin McEnrow of the Hartford Courant sadly and finally gives up on Obama, and in doing so explains why Obama is not now and could never be a socialist. He’s not the guy I thought he was. And Bill Clinton would have had no problem going before the cameras during the recent troubles and [...] Bob Morris on Jul 29, 2011, 6:45 am We had a wide-ranging show last night, with Keith Boyea joining Steve Hynd and myself. Listen to the show on BlogTalkRadio or on iTunes. Topics: Both parties are quite willing to fund-raise off the debt ceiling kabuki, oblivious and uncaring of the consequences, which could include a government shutdown, mortgage rates spiking, and a [...] | Independent Voter NetworkArticles by Bob Morris on California and Arizona renewable energy, budget and border issues |
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