President Barack Obama says the nation’s debt limit won’t be raised without a compromise on spending cuts. But he said some questions about where the government trims its operations will have to be left for after the 2012 presidential election. (April 15)
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President Barack Obama says the nation’s debt limit won’t be raised without a compromise on spending cuts. But he said some questions about where the government trims its operations will have to be left for after the 2012 presidential election. (April 15)
Continue reading …President Barack Obama says while he and the tea party have very different views he believes the country is better off anytime the public becomes more engaged with what’s happening. (April 15)
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President Barack Obama says while he and the tea party have very different views he believes the country is better off anytime the public becomes more engaged with what’s happening. (April 15)
Continue reading …President Barack Obama says he and Republicans will have to put a serious plan together that tackles the nation’s debt and deficit problems, but also saves entitlement programs. (April 15)
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President Barack Obama says he and Republicans will have to put a serious plan together that tackles the nation’s debt and deficit problems, but also saves entitlement programs. (April 15)
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President Barack Obama says that he thinks republicans sincerely believe that the only way to get control of the deficit is to cut spending so drastically that would result in a ‘fundamentally different society than the one we have now.’ (April 15)
Continue reading …President Barack Obama says that he thinks republicans sincerely believe that the only way to get control of the deficit is to cut spending so drastically that would result in a ‘fundamentally different society than the one we have now.’ (April 15)
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Sesame Street and PNC Bank have set out to tech young children about the value of money and hard work. (April 15)
Continue reading …Bozell, Hannity Tackle How Media Have Been Carrying Water for Obama on Spending, Budget
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Aside from ABC's Jake Tapper, where were the denunciations from the media of President Obama's uncivil, hyper-partisan speech on the budget the other day at George Washington University (GWU)? That's a question that NewsBusters publisher Brent Bozell asked on last night's “Media Mash” segment on Fox News Channel's “Hannity.” It was a speech that the president invited Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) to sit in on, and “then savaged him.” “The Republicans seriously thought” the April 13 speech was “going to be a serious policy proposal” on the budget, but instead Obama “broadsided everyone with this amazing display of demagoguery,” Bozell noted. “Kudos to Jake Tapper of ABC who pointed out that it was the same Barack Obama who gave a speech before the Republicans last year saying that people better not do this kind of exact language that he used yesterday.” “This was something that the media needed to denounce for what it was, which was dishonest [and uncivil],” the Media Research Center founder added. Bozell and Fox News host Sean Hannity also discussed MSNBC's Chris Matthews hyperbolically saying the Ryan budget plan would “kill half the people that watch [Hardball].” “This is what we're up against,” Bozell observed. “There are no proposals on the Left to do anything about this, it's just that Republicans are now trying to kill people.” Also discussed was how on the April 6 NBC “Today” show host Matt Lauer fed leftist talking points to interview subject liberal Democratic Sen. Chuck Schumer (N.Y.): MATT LAUER, from April 6 “Today”: And when you look at some of the things the Tea Party and others on the far right are asking for: no funding for Planned Parenthood, no funding for climate control, public broadcasting, does it seem to you, Senator, that this is less about a fiscal debate or an economic policy debate and they're making an ideological stand here?
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