Now that he’s officially campaigning for re-election, the President's put out a seven-minute video of his accomplishments. I guess there wasn't enough to make it an even ten? He’s revealing his one-word campaign slogan, "Forward."

Have a taste:... continue reading »

President Obama back on the campaign trail today, promoting his plan for the looming student loan debt crisis:... continue reading »

Gas prices shot up 18 cents on average nationwide over the past two weeks, according to the latest Lundberg survey.

That puts the average cost of regular gas at $3.69 a gallon. Of course, many of you around the country are already paying over $4... continue reading »

Five dollars. Get used to seeing that number because that’s how much a regular gallon of gas may soon cost. I'm not talking years from now. I'm talking weeks.

Experts already expect prices to hit the four dollar mark, and then exceed it sometime this summer, or even as early as Memorial Day weekend... continue reading »

Now that we've had some time to digest the President's nearly $4 trillion spending plan – I mean budget - it’s clear there are winners and losers. One of the biggest losers are the so-called wealthy Americans (people making $250,000 and more)... continue reading »

Brace yourself.

There's another homeowner bailout on the horizon.

After months of investigation and negotiation, the nation's Attorneys General (most of them anyway) have agreed to a bailout that may cost as much as $25 billion to be paid for by the nation's largest banks.

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Everybody's got a complaint when it comes to the Republican field for the Presidential nomination.

Critics say Ron Paul is too soft to lead the country's foreign policy. A turn-the-other-cheek policy in international relations, they say, would devastate our standing in the world.

Others say Rick Santorum is too angry... continue reading »

These days it seems politicians are on TV 24-7, which means at one time or another, one of them is going to say something that gets them into trouble.

Like this gem from Mitt Romney:

“I'm not concerned about the very poor. We have a safety net there, if it needs a repair, I’ll fix it."... continue reading »

June 2009.

That is the date economists say the recession officially ended. That was two and a half years ago. The President maintains we're in a recovery, and he's taking credit for it... continue reading »

The President hitting education hard on the campaign trail today at the University of Michigan: an issue he touched on during his State of the Union address on Tuesday... continue reading »