Tag: "recession"

Obama: “Sometimes I Forget” About The Recession

By Cindi on May 11, 2012 in 2012 Election News, Videos

It must be all the golf he plays that causes him to “forget” the recession! Cindi is the Sr. Managing Editor of ConservativeNewsCentral.com and the Director of Graphics and Art for Anomalous Media.

The End is Near

By Bruce MacIsaac on Apr 04, 2012 in In The News, Money

Welcome to the beginning of the end of the economic recovery. On Tuesday diesel fuel was $4.49 per gallon along interstate route 81 in New York State! The price of fuel is rapidly approaching what Malcolm Gladwell would call the “tipping point”. Diesel fuel hit a peak of $4.72 per gallon in July of 2008. [...]

Possible Shift in Power for Virginia Senate – Vote Today

By R. Mitchell on Nov 08, 2011 in Featured Posts, In The News

The State of Virginia has some very important elections today as the balance of power could shift dramatically with a GOP take over of the state’s Senate. Governor Bob McDonnell has a split congress in the Commonwealth as it stands now, with Democrats holding the majority in Virginia’s upper house and Republicans controlling the lower [...]

Obama Blames America for Slow Job Growth

By R. Mitchell on Sep 30, 2011 in Featured, Opinion

When speaking to a local reporter in Orlando, Florida, President Obama seemed to lay the blame for slow job growth at the feet of Americans themselves. When asked about the sluggish economy and poor job growth over the past several months the president replied, "The way I think about it is, this is a great, [...]

The Gipper's Protege

By R. Mitchell on Sep 25, 2011 in Opinion

Obama and the Democrats have been eager lately to compare their “messiah” with Ronald Reagan. How they can do this and simultaneously decry him is of course a paradox only the Democrats can get away with. But since Obama is so eager to channel the Gipper, perhaps a comparison of the two bears examination. Actually, [...]

Is President Obama Pushing Us Into a Double Dip Recession? History Says YES

By R. Mitchell on Sep 19, 2011 in Money

President Obama’s approval ratings among American voters have been dropping to historic lows as he heads into the third year of his first, and only term, as President of The United States. Electoral history backs up that last statement, in the fact that no incumbent President has ever been reelected with our current stubbornly high [...]

The Jobs Speech: Same Proposals Will Equal Same Results

By R. Mitchell on Sep 09, 2011 in Politics

President Obama gave his much anticipated speech on jobs (links to full text and video below). While many were looking forward to some plan from the leader of the country, and his supporters were glad to have something to justify their reverence for the man they will vote for next year, the speech falls incredibly short when [...]

Presidential Speech Tonight – No Crystal Ball Needed

By R. Mitchell on Sep 08, 2011 in Featured, Politics

Tonight the President of the United States will appear before a joint session of Congress to give a speech on what he considers important issues facing America today. With the exception of the State of the Union Address, which is required by the Constitution itself, presidential speeches to a joint assembly are usually reserved for [...]

U.S. Economic Growth to Fall Sharply Due to Uncertain Policies

By R. Mitchell on Aug 26, 2011 in Money

SAN FRANCISCO and LONDON, Aug. 26, 2011 /PRNewswire/ — Economic growth in the U.S. over the next 12 months is expected to decline to around 2.0 percent, significantly lower than the 3.1 percent predicted as late as June 2011, according to the proprietary macroeconomic model of Mellon Capital Management, part of BNY Mellon Asset Management. The slower growth expectation [...]

Charity Defined

By R. Mitchell on Aug 14, 2011 in Conservative Philosophy, Georgia, Politics, Religion, The Democratic Attack machine

We continually hear the liberal left rant that the Conservatives want to take food out of the mouths of children and throw grandma off the cliff. Liberals refuse to understand and/or accept the fact that their definition of “charity” is not at all what charity truly is. Let’s look at a hypothetical situation. If I [...]