Obama’s Border Corner
Posted on 20. May, 2010 by James Devere in American Politics
Originally Published at American Thinker In a masterful display of backing himself into a foreign policy corner, President Obama has taken his stubborn insistence upon misrepresenting Arizona’s law to the international stage. Considering that the Arizona immigration law is based on federal law, Obama’s stance seems to be that there is no illegal immigration, just misguided [...]
King Midas and Obama’s Less Than Golden Touch
Posted on 09. Feb, 2010 by James Devere in American Politics
By Rachel Land Ancient Greek myths tell of a god named Midas who ruled over Phyrgia (present day Turkey). The gods bestowed him with a touch that turned everything into gold. Today, we have a President who is quite the opposite; from climate gate and healthcare setbacks, to failed help in midterm campaigns; it is [...]
Obama State of the Union Message: From “Yes, We Can” to “Yes, I Get It”
Posted on 24. Jan, 2010 by James Devere in American Politics
In the wake of the Massachusetts special election, Democrat incumbents are nervous that the President’s agenda is costing them political capital that they just do not have. In reaction, Obama plans to stake the 2010 mid-term elections on change: a change in his fundamental message from “Yes, we can” to “Yes, I get it.” But, [...]
