It’s turning into a BUSY political day after swine flu controlled the airways for the beginning part of the week. Tomorrow is a big milestone for President Obama. The events of his first 100 days in office can be put into three categories. The Good. The Bad. And the Perceived Good.
The Good. His plans to [...]
According to Dictionary.com the definition of “bipartisan” is the following:
bi-par-ti-san /[bahy-pahr-tuh-zuhn] - adj. representing, characterized by, or including members from two parties or factions.
In the Obama Dictionary Version 2009 the definition is:
bi-par-ti-san /[bahy-pahr-tuh-zuhn] - adj. a one-way street representing, characterized by, or including members from two parties or factions embracing every presidential agenda item with open [...]
During the fall of ‘08, President George W. Bush cancelled out-of-state events and in-town interviews left and right to focus on our nation’s economic woes. See ABC and FOX for a few examples.Â
How focused is President Obama on an economy that has only gotten worse?  You should ask ESPN. Seems that even with more Americans losing their jobs, a failing stimulus plan [...]
I just felt like it was time for Kevin Costner to be the punchline. My Times column from March 5th is here and below.
Thoughts in 98 words or less
BY PETE SEAT
Times Columnist
Thursday, March 05, 2009
Tax and Spend Costner
Listening to President Barack Obama and other Democrats preach about fiscal discipline recently is like hearing Kevin Costner [...]
My second column in The Times. Check it out here or below.
Obamanalia: Re-energizing our economy since 2008
BY PETE SEAT
Times Columnist
Thursday, February 19, 2009
The old campaign refrain of “Yes, we can” turned to “No, you can’t” when the White House counsel’s office embarked on an effort to crack down on entrepreneurs working to shimmy up the [...]
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