Obama Set to Campaign on Fiscal Cliff Tax Hike Plan
Insists on only a partial extension of the Bush era tax cuts
Insists on only a partial extension of the Bush era tax cuts
Gil Kerlikowske tells Marketplace radio, "There are questions in front of the Department of Justice. They've made some statements, and it has been very clear that federal law will continue to be enforced."
Fiscal Cliff negotiators will means-test everything except government.
So we're facing a "fiscal cliff," Ben Bernanke's term for the following things scheduled to take place on January 1, 2013.
This is looking like the war that never ends, it just goes on and on...
Trying to rally support for tax increases on high-income earners
It's unnecessary, ineffective, and expensive. And that's just for starters.
The power to pardon is not just a novelty
An historic visit to a country slouching toward reform
Majority in Gallup poll doubt he can make a dent
Heads to Cambodia to argue for better human rights recognition
Speaking in Thailand Sunday, President Obama defended Israel's counter-assault on Hamas in the Gaza Strip by saying, "There's no country on Earth that would tolerate missiles raining down on its citizens from outside its borders."
Of course, the press is partly to blame for not even asking
Presidents don't usually win like this
But warns that escalating the offensive on the ground could undermine any peace process
Must announce decisions by December 14 at the latest
President had three-to-one edge among five percent of voters who identified as non-heterosexual.
Voters finally realize he's part of the cause, not the cure
Congress is holding classified briefings this week on the Benghazi attacks
None, however, are political dissidents
Appears to enable military deployment within the United States
Obama will never fall on his sword, because he doesn't even have to bring a weapon to this fight.
The president, as usual, took personal offense to criticism of his administration's job performance
Gifts to target groups, if you will, the former GOP nominee said