Obama One Term Proposition: "I Will Be Held Accountable"

Take notice what he says and what he DOES. They have no relationship to each other.
I guess he needs to continue to say: "Unless I can dupe the American people by offering additional handouts to buy their votes for another term."

Government Regulations to Include Light Bulbs

By the way: 228 Republicans voted Yes on H. R. 2417 to repeal the ban. Ten Republicans voted No. 183 Democrats voted No. But only five Democrats voted Yes.

CATERPILLAR reports OBAMACARE will COST them $100 MILLION in it's very FIRST YEAR

Obama and his cronies harbor chastisement and disdain for capitalism.

There is no connection between what is being purposed and it's effect on business, this is largely because the administration has NO business experience.

"Caterpillar Inc. said the health-care overhaul legislation being considered by the U.S. House of Representatives would increase the company's health-care costs by more than $100 million in the first year alone."

Click the link for the complete article:
http://www.chicagobreakingbusiness.com/2010/03/caterpillar-health-care-bill-would-cost-it-100m.html

This new oldie has new meaning with the Obama administration running things!

Click arrows to advance to song #7 "EVERYTHING IS BROKEN" and see if you don't agree ...

Al Jazeera News: Ahmadinejad claims Islamic principles to replace capitalist values

Read the entire story here:
http://ow.ly/BI9I

"Ahmadinejad said the global economic order needs "radical change" (sounds familiar), calling for Islamic principles to replace capitalist values.(that also sounds familiar)

"The present economic crisis is due to the capitalist system" (Is Michael Moore on his staff?).

Describing interest rates as the "biggest and most fundamental problem of the capitalist system". "Ahmadinejad said economic programs based on Islamic principles offered the way out."

Nobel Prize-winning economist: Says U.S. Recovery Prospect 'Very Weak'

BBC NEWS http://ow.ly/opnt
US recovery prospect 'very weak'

Nobel Prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz has cast doubt on the strength of any US economic recovery, warning it may be hit by a "double-dip" recession.

More positive economic data has convinced many analysts that the US is starting to improve.

But Mr Stiglitz, a former World Bank chief economist, said "the prospects of a robust recovery are very, very weak".

He said there was a "significant chance" that the economy could contract again after a period of growth.

This is what economists refer to as a "double-dip" recession.

'Negative shock'

"We are not seeing a recovery of sustained consumption," Mr Stiglitz said.

He highlighted the fact that any recovery would be the result of government stimulus packages, which could not continue indefinitely.

"The withdrawal of stimulus packages in 2011 will be a negative shock to the economy," he said.

He also highlighted continuing risks in the commercial property sector.

Recent data has suggested a more upbeat view of the US economy.

Last week, figures showed that US manufacturing grew in August for the first time in 19 months and that home sales hit a two-year high in July.

Last month, figures showed consumer spending continuing to rise and durable goods orders jumping sharply.