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Obama approval rating continues to fade
A poll released on Thursday found that President Barack Obama slipped with voters in August and is now upside down as he prepares to run for re-election in 2012.
The poll from Quinnipiac University found 52 % of those surveyed disapproved of the job O...
Bad weather risks
It doesn't matter which side of the political debate is right about global warming or, if you prefer, climate change. The Democrats think it real and want to force us to change the way we live our lives. The Republicans are out to protect business from th...
Changing the system
If there was a truth drug we could secretly administer to all politicians, you would almost certainly hear them agree the current health care services are broken. The reason is easy to state. As it stands, doctors and hospitals operate under the fee-for-s...
States slow to move
There comes a moment when everyone who writes articles for online websites must be allowed a moment of some joy. We put our noses to the literary grindstone and turn out these gems in support of sites designed to help people find better terms at more affo...
Obama's Mortgage Plan: No Good
The Obama Administration put together a program that was intended to motivate mortgage servicers to work with individuals struggling to make their payment. Their plan was to use money from the federal bailout fund and compensate lenders who worked with th...
Why Isn't The Private Sector Creating Jobs Faster ?
What's the real solution for this economic crisis that we're experiencing? Where are the jobs? I guess we should ask this question of the Republicans because they are now the majority, in control of Congress. From day one the Republicans have tried to mak...
Army Brat: Growing Up Military
High school was officially over and I was adamantly opposed to being affiliated with the military, any longer. Then again, I was adamantly opposed to anything my parents were involved with. This included the military, going to college, and of course, Re...
Congress Alienated on Judges Setting up Foreclosures
Insolvency is a great deal in this period with the predicament of U.S. people. Most impoverishment engrosses people who fail compensate their invoice. Several proprietors fail to pay credit and are descending towards foreclosure.
Democrats in Congress ...
The US Government Adopts 2011 Fiscal Budget
In a time of downturned economies all around the world, the US government has finally reached a budget agreement for their fiscal year that ends September 30th. Until this week, the US government had been operating without a budget and had only managed to...
Investigations Found Evidence of Wrongful Foreclosure Activities of Banks
It seems that the Obama government has openly talked against itself favouring the banks – something that may be interpreted to be quite craven. The banks have won again in the weak settlement as regards mortgages.
The settlement talks were the out...
Why the Markets Don’t Buy Obama’s Four-trillion Deficit Cut
Why don’t the markets believe him?
Yesterday, President Obama said that he would cut $4.0 trillion from annual deficits over the next 12 years. He plans to raise taxes and cut government spending.
The stock market hardly budged. The U.S. dollar and ...
Love is blind but amstroia is not. Welcome to new life in Gurgaon.
We've been unpacking boxes for the previous three days. But it's all wonderful, final week I obtained a good shock. We'd been hunting at a several houses out the community neighborhood surrounding Gurgaon and even noticed a several that we might possibly ...
Government Foreclosure Programs might be calling it a day
As the government reviews options on the best ways to continue to help struggling homeowners there is rumor of the Home Affordable and other federal housing assistance programs that may be going “bye, bye”. As Republicans argue that the federal housing p...
The problem of the uninsured
In the theory, driving on the public roads is safe. People go through proper courses of instruction to learn how to avoid crashing into each other. And, even if an unavoidable accident does occur, all but three states have mandatory liability coverage. Th...