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• Quick reaction to the Oval Office speech

  Tue Jun 15, 2010
  • "it certainly met expectations." Clearly the author has extremely low expectations. Go take a look at the cnn.com poll: POOR: 48% FAIR: 21% GOOD: 31%

• Serious location for a serious speech

  Tue Jun 15, 2010
  • 2 months after it began..."What my last 2 weeks of highly publicized trips to the beach, and angry-sounding comments haven't improved the polls on my handling of the situation?"...."Well, lets do a primetime speech media event, that will surely erase memories of the first 1.5 months of me doing …

• Obama touts health care law with seniors

  Tue Jun 8, 2010
  • Good products sell themselves, all of the campaigning and marketing undertaken by this administration highlights the awfulness of what they are selling.

• Elkhart lands Norwegian auto investment

  Mon Jan 4, 2010
  • "A press conference is slated for Tuesday,"...."Elkhart will have a moment in the spotlight for a positive development"

• Fed: recession easing, but unemployment rising

  Wed Jul 15, 2009
  • By the way, these are the "good" earnings reported by Intel today that caused the market to go up!!

• ‘Give it to me!’ Obama takes charge of economy

  Wed Jul 15, 2009
  • It's OK, the government run media will be there to drop him a rope so he can climb out and divert everyone's eyes while he does it. How many holes has he already dug himself into:

• Fed: recession easing, but unemployment rising

  Wed Jul 15, 2009
  • Has the Fed ever NOT seen the economy "getting better" or at least "about to get better". It is like a broken record.

• Mortgage demand rises for second week

  Wed Jul 15, 2009
  • "However, demand for home purchase loans, an early indicator of home sales, fell to its lowest level since late-May."

• Mortgage demand rises for second week

  Wed Jul 15, 2009
  • MSNBC putting it's usual spin on "news". Here is the actual reason mortages have increased the last 2 weeks: On July 2nd:

• New home appraisal rules stir industry uproar

  Tue Jul 14, 2009
  • Those poor, poor, realtors. Having to accept home values that are less-inflated than they have been the past five years, yet still over-inflated.