Comments on: Is The Obama Administration And The Far-Left Agenda Collapsing?

By: markross

markross — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 01:01:45 +0000

Bill's analysis, as The Obama administration "seems" to be backing off the public sector option for national health care, and President Obama's ability (or lack of) to govern in general. This news comes while our so-called representatives have been getting incessantly hammered, at town hall meetings, by their constituents, over this proposed government take over of national health care. --

By: markross

markross — Thu, 13 Aug 2009 02:09:37 +0000

Our founders gave us the right to freedom of press for several reasons; most importantly, to bring honest information to the citizens, without fear of repercussions by the government. I am very thankful that there are still a handful of honest news networks left in our country. However, it appears that The Obama Administration "may be" declaring war on The Foxnews Network. Here is Bill O'Reilly on this subject... --

By: markross

markross — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 21:17:54 +0000

There is something else going on that is also worth mentioning: it is one thing for a politician or the majority party to go a bit to the left or a bit to the right; but again, when either party starts governing for too long, on either extreme, then there is going to be a natural response to resist from a large portion of the country.

In this case, this far-left majority is trying to take on legislation that will effect us all; which is health care and large spending policies. Health care and finances effect all Americans; no one is exempt; therefore, it is natural for all people, from all parties, to have a higher level of anxiety with these policies; thus causing a great majority of voters to give pause to this president and this far-left majority Congress.

Recently, a senator referred to this health care plan, in its current state, as Barack Obama's Waterloo; while that may sound a bit harsh, it is not far-fetched by any means. This president and Congress seem to be playing an all or nothing game with two of the things that matter the most to all United States citizens; that is their finances and their health care.

By: markross

markross — Mon, 27 Jul 2009 08:06:37 +0000

And here is Bill's analysis on Barack Obama's leadership... --

By: markross

markross — Sun, 26 Jul 2009 11:21:31 +0000

I don’t disagree with Bill that there does need to be some responsible regulations and over site in industry, but the problem with our government, in its current state, is that they have proven that they can not be trusted to be responsible and trust-worthy overseers on matters that effect critical parts of lives; as profoundly evidenced by Barney Frank with Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

So, sadly, not only can we not trust them with creating new legislation that involves a lot of tax-payer money, but we can not even trust them with current programs and policies that are already in effect. It is certainly not a comfortable place to be, as a nation, but it is what it is. I think it is incumbent upon our government to create a new contract with the American people, and slowly begin to regain our trust; and “not” continue on this ever increasing path into the abyss.

By: markross

markross — Tue, 21 Jul 2009 22:51:26 +0000

Here is Bill O'Reilly on the government's proposed sponsored health care plan, and the the far-left agenda... -- Here is Bill O'Reilly on the government's proposed sponsored health care plan, and the the far-left agenda... --