Five days into “Operation New Dawn”, Obama’s shell-game plays out.

Taxpayer supported occasional law perfesser Glenn Reynolds is very worried that rogue members of academia may secretly be evil geniuses who seek to destroy their fellow man…

Over the next few weeks, we will learn what the Obama Administration intends to do in response to the economy not recovering as promised with the 2009 stimulus. Today’s developments on that front are profoundly disappointing.

Skills are what Americans need to get jobs..or make jobs.

This isn’t a withdrawal, it’s a reshuffle. And the trajectory stays upward.

Remember how it became a running joke that the surest way to see if George W. Bush was going to cut a group’s funding was if he’d done a recent photo-op with it? I mean, it happened again and again.

Well now, today we see Tom Emmer, a tax cut fanatic in the mold of George W. Bush and outgoing governor Tim Pawlenty, had a photo-op at a company that, if Emmer had had his way, would likely have gone under.

Despite the US “end” of combat operations in Iraq (hardly an end when troops are helping repel attacks), the biggest near-term problem is the lack of an actual government to resolve the election from March of this year.

Over 14.9 million American workers remain unemployed. Americans must demand that economic policies provide the framework to create good paying jobs at home during the next decade with the least amount of outsourced labor and materials.

So far, the US has not committed taxpayer funds to save the bank, only providing “technical assistance” to the Afghan government. Did they put together this deal, then?

In remarks at Milwaukee Laborfest, President Obama outlined his plan for immediate infrastructure spending, while Republican leaders immediately attacked the idea.