On Tuesday, President Barack Obama blamed Republicans for the Obamacare mess that made him concede he would have to “rebrand” and “remarket” Obamacare, ignoring that the law was passed with legislative gimmicks and no Republican support in the House. At
The Obama administration, taking heat from the public for the failed Obamacare rollout, is now taking a step backward to ease the way for consumers to avoid the government-run exchanges and purchase health coverage directly through big insurers. On Monday,
On Novemer 18th, Members of Colorado Ceasefire, an anti-gun organization, gathered on the steps of the state capitol to say “[they are] not backing down.” According to the Colorado Springs Gazette, members of the gun control group realize the ground
The author of a book on John F. Kennedy’s conservative legacy said Democrats are afraid to discuss all that the late president stood and it makes them “tear their hair out” to do so because it shows how far liberals
According to opponents of Russian President Vladimir Putin, Putin is seeking to rewrite history textbooks to paint himself in a more positive light. In February, he sought new guidelines for the next round of Russian and Soviet history books for
A Reuters investigation of Pentagon accounting methods discovers “doctored” accounts and “epic waste” are an everyday part of the system. Reuters describes the waste and fraud in the system as “billions of dollars” but after reading their account it’s hard
This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com: China’s end of one-child policy doesn’t dent Vietnamese wife trade The Hijab becomes a national problem for Russia Does the Koran require a woman to wear a hijab? Cholera epidemic spreads from Haiti to
In July, Christian teenager Hajja was picking corn in Gwoza, which is in the northeastern region of Nigeria, when the radical Muslim terrorist group Boko Haram, who control that region, kidnapped her. One of the men held a knife to
French President Francois Hollande, visiting Israel for three days, reiterated on Sunday that France will not back down in its opposition to Iran’s nuclear program as it currently stands. He said, “France will not tolerate nuclear proliferation. As long as
The Wall Street Journal reports that private insurance provider United Health is dropping thousands of doctors from its Medicare Advantage networks. Medicare Advantage is very popular with senior citizens, but United Health says that “government cuts” will “leave many elderly
Barack Obama’s hometown newspaper, the Chicago Tribune, endorsed the president twice for president. Friday, the same Chicago Tribune called for ObamaCare to be immediately repealed before it can do any more damage: Stop digging. Start over. As Friday dawns, here’s
This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com USS George Washington brings first significant aid to the Philippines China snubs Philippines on humanitarian aid, then backs down France and Eurozone economy falter, while Greece approaches new bailout crisis USS George Washington brings
How the Hope and Change has fallen. The Daily Show’s Jon Stewart, who once upon a time used his comedy perch to protect President Barack Obama, now has little choice but to mock him. Mercilessly. Stewart wouldn’t like it if
There is considerable consternation among conservatives that Republicans are about to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory once again, this time by trying to “fix” Obamacare–bowing to pressure from the media and other sources to take some joint ownership
Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin said Democrats running for re-election in red states who had supported Obamacare are now “scurrying like little rats” away from the law they had championed. On Fox & Friends on Tuesday, Palin said “a lot
During a House Oversight and Government Reform Committee hearing on the malfunctioning Obamacare website on Wednesday, Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) blasted the administration’s top technology officials with “fancy titles” for not knowing who the ultimate person in charge was and
With the U.S. stock market flat from 2000 to 2007, emerging-markets were all the rage for investors, led by the China stock exchange’s 330% rise. But when the Great Recession hit, U.S. stocks fell 50% versus the highly speculative emerging-markets
Just when you think your holiday travel is safe, the Service Employees International Union is ready to help ruin the holidays. Employees of private contractors at New York airports congregated at LaGuardia’s Terminal B on Tuesday to protest their wages
This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com: Lebanon tries to prevent widespread polio epidemic Human Rights Watch says Syria is using Russian-made incendiary weapons Zero Obamacare enrollments in Massachusetts Lebanon tries to prevent widespread polio epidemic Lebanon has launched a massive
Israel’s military is pointing to a series of Facebook postings by a Palestinian man to show that he wanted to die attacking Israelis. Anas Alatrash was shot and killed last Thursday at a checkpoint near Bethlehem. Soldiers say Alatrash, 23, got out
Take a quick glance at ObamaCare’s busted multimillion-dollar website and the 3.5 million health insurance cancelation notices hitting American mailboxes and you might be tempted to dub the whole thing a disaster. But it’s not — at least not for the politically-connected
CBS and the Wall Street Journal report that roughly 50,000 have signed up using the federal exchange which covers enrollment in 36 states. That’s in addition to the 49,100 which Reuters reports have signed up in 12 states with their
Australia’s cabinet has decided it will reject new contributions or taxes related to climate change at this week’s annual United Nations global summit on climate change in Warsaw, calling the measures “socialism masquerading as environmentalism.” According to The Australian, the document
The Wall Street Journal reports that only 40,000 to 50,000 have thus far signed up on the federal website. This brings the total number of enrollees (including the 12 states with working sites) to fewer than 100,000. The White House
