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85% of the studies on minimum wage increases show a “negative employment effect on low-skilled workers.”

Krauthammer suggests one Obama golf outing with Tiger Woods would pay for a year of White House tours. The Obama administration has ordered all government agencies to cause as much pain as possible to Americans with the sequestration cuts even though the sequestration deal was the administration’s brainchild. Will Americans ever wise up to this charlatan?

Too many in power just don’t see the impending crisis that you and I see, or at least they don’t see the need to act now.

Chairman Harry C. Alford blasted Barack Obama on the Andrea Tantaros show, saying the president is planning to turn America into a European socialist nation. – PJTV

[Y]ou are left in an endless loop that points inexorably to one conclusion: you don’t actually care one iota about the deficit, or the resulting debt, or the economic crash that is sure to result from this whole absurd mess.

Obama’s Pre-K proposals are just a reprise of the perennial feminist demand for government-paid daycare. The feminists believe it’s part of the war on women by the patriarchy for society to expect mothers to care for their children, and they should be relieved of this burden by the taxpayers.

This is the beginning of the end of freedom. The minute a majority of people in a society start to feel entitled to Barack’s baby-sitting service, that’s the beginning of the end of that society.

Obama’s recurring mantra is that he will focus on the “needs of the middle class,” yet every single day nearly 12,000 people are added to the food stamp program, food and gas prices escalate, we are distributing billions of dollars worth of “Obama phones” to millions who do not qualify as needy, and we now have a record number of people who are declared “disabled.” That is not expanding the middle class or meeting the needs of the middle class.

In the same way the Great Depression and the depressions before it lasted eight to 10 years, we will likely continue to see constrained economic growth until 2015-2016 (roughly nine years after U.S. home prices began to slide).

The real effect of any carbon tax would be that American jobs, economic growth, living standards, health, dreams and lives would be sacrificed for nothing: no change in global atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations or climate variability, and no reduction in out-of-control spending or deficits.