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Michelle Malkin: The Year in Obama Scandals — and Scandal Deniers
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The Year in Obama Scandals — and Scandal Deniers
By Michelle Malkin
With 2011 drawing to a close, it is time to account. As an early-and-often chronicler of Chicago-on-the-Potomac, I am amazed at the stubborn and clingy persistence of President Barack Obama’s snowblowers in the media. See no scandal, hear no scandal, speak no [...]
Michelle Malkin: Obama’s Teachable Truthiness Moment
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Obama’s Teachable Truthiness Moment
By Michelle Malkin
President Obama blames Republicans for the collapse of his latest government jobs bill. But in the end, he has only his tall tale-telling tongue to blame.
After hyping the TARP, Obamacare, Stimulus I and EduJobs spending behemoths as economic saviors, Obama just couldn’t help overselling his half-trillion-dollar American Jobs [...]
Michelle Malkin: Our White House Bully Problem
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Our White House Bully Problem
By Michelle Malkin
Spin, baby, spin. Throughout his frenetic jobs tour across the West this week, President Obama tried to seize the narrative. Republicans, he told champagne-sipping, tea party-trashing Hollywood moguls and tech titans, are intolerant bigots, know-nothings and thugs. They’ve made his hair “grayer” and left him “all dinged [...]
Michelle Malkin: All the President’s High-Paid “Engagers”
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All the President’s High-Paid “Engagers”
By Michelle Malkin
First rule of Obama transparency: If it’s a holiday, it’s time for a White House document dump. Over the Independence Day weekend, the administration released its 2011 annual report to Congress on White House staff salaries. While economic data for the rest of America remains bleak, the [...]
Michelle Malkin: All the President’s Funny Money
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All the President’s Funny Money
by Michelle Malkin
Ka-ching, ka-ching, ka-ching. President Obama’s perpetual campaign cash-o-matic machine kicks into high gear again this week as the celebrity-in-chief heads to Hollywood for several high-priced fundraisers. But while the Democrats’ 2012 re-election team stuffs its hands into every liberal deep pocket in sight, questions about the [...]
Michelle Malkin: Chicago on the Potomac
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Chicago on the Potomac
by Michelle Malkin
No matter how you rearrange President Obama’s inner circle, it still looks, smells and tastes like a rotten Chicago deep-dish pizza.
Ready for the latest topping on this moldy old pie? It’s a possible chief of staff slot for Wall Street banker/lawyer/wheeler-dealer William Daley, brother of outgoing Chicago [...]
Michelle Malkin: Dude, Where’s My Obamacare Waiver?
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Dude, Where’s My Obamacare Waiver?
by Michelle Malkin
More than one million Americans have escaped the clutches of the Democrats’ destructive federal health care law. Lucky them. Their employers and labor representatives wisely applied for Obamacare waivers earlier this fall and got out while the getting was good. Now, it’s time for Congress to [...]
Michelle Malkin: The White House War on Jobs
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The White House War on Jobs
by Michelle Malkin
The “Summer of Recovery” is looking more and more like the Beltway Chainsaw Massacre for America’s workers. As President Obama lolls on Martha’s Vineyard with his well-heeled Chicago pals, a new Reuters/Ipsos poll shows that 72 percent of people are very worried about joblessness and 67 [...]
Michelle Malkin: The Left’s Special Interest Human Shields
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The Left’s Special Interest Human Shields
by Michelle Malkin
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi deserves a swift rap on the knuckles for hiding underneath the desk of the American schoolteacher. In a cynical ploy to evade accountability for the Democrats’ continued fiscal recklessness, Pelosi accused opponents of the $26 billion public employee union bailout bill of [...]
Michelle Malkin: Assimilation and the Founding Fathers
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Assimilation and the Founding Fathers
by Michelle Malkin
In his immigration speech on Thursday, President Obama heralded America as a “nation of immigrants” defined not by blood or birth, but by “fidelity to the shared values that we all hold so dear.” If only it were so. Left-wing academics and activists spurned assimilation as a [...]