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Still over 92 new regulations to be written in finance bill and Obamacare hasn’t even kicked into high gear yet. Investors are pulling out of the stock market despite good values. Are we running scared?

In this raw footage, shot near the future MLK memorial site, Black Conservatives leaving the “Restoring Honor” rally encounter Sharpton’s protestors who were holding signs claiming “Tea Party Racism.” This is just one of debates that we captured after the rally had ended.

With an unsustainable mountain of debt going up at almost $5 billion per day and government polices dragging down the economy instead of growing it, almost half of mothers think their children will grow up worse conditions.

The Boston Globe website carries a brief but shocking editorial look at Obama’s economic performance to date and his lack of new or inspiring ideas. If Obama is losing the lefties who has got left? Won’t anyone believe in him anymore? There is hope as people receiving payments from the government reach an all time high.

Samara, who believes that the U.S. is undergoing “regime change” away from free enterprise capitalism to the establishment of a socialist government, says that while the Republicans understand that Obamanomics has failed, they must quit acting like “Democrat light” in the current crisis and recognize that the Federal Reserve has become part of the problem.

Will Obama address his flip flop on Iraq today?

Welcome to today’s intolerant, divisive, close-minded, and just plain scary American conservatism.

Popular Arizona Governor Jan Brewer told Greta Van Susteren tonight that her administration found out that Obama was turning Arizona over to the thug regimes on the UN Human Rights Council by reading the internet.

They don’t seem to be redistributing their own wealth. The 50 wealthiest lawmakers were worth almost $1.4 billion in 2009, about $85.1 million more than 12 months earlier, according to The Hill’s annual review of lawmakers’ financial disclosure forms.

Republicans lead by 51% to 41% among registered voters in Gallup weekly tracking of 2010 congressional voting preferences. The 10-percentage-point lead is the GOP’s largest so far this year and is its largest in Gallup’s history of tracking the midterm generic ballot for Congress.