President Barack Obama is accustomed to receiving awards he does not deserve. In fact, the President received the ultimate award in November of 2008.

On the NBC News show “Meet The Press”, Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal called out President Obama and told him to “Stop campaigning”.

Americans are learning more about rampant voter fraud in the last election. In Cincinnati, Ohio poll worker Melowese Richardson has admitted to voting more than once for President Obama. Richardson still has an Obama sign on her front lawn and is obviously not concerned with her lawbreaking. She told WCPO-TV, “Yes, I voted twice…after registering thousands of people, certainly wanted my vote to count, so….I voted at the polls.”

For years we have heard conservative members of Congress say that the federal government has a spending problem.  Now liberals in Congress are saying we have a revenue problem.  Two different takes on the economic mess our country is in and two different positions that will be difficult to resolve.  As a result America continues to sink further into debt and calls continue for additional higher taxes.

President Obama has once again ignited the flames of partisanship. His concept of “working together” is giving him whatever he wants.  Obama has now decided to embark upon a new divisive issue to drive a wedge between the American people.  This time it is gun control.  His intention is to create a plethora of new laws governing the possession of firearms and ammunition with the intent of preventing violent crimes. 

President Obama and his administration are taking to the airwaves as President Franklin D. Roosevelt did during the early days of radio.

Much has already been written about Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal's significant descent in poll numbers, whether it be a poll conducted last fall by SMOR, or one published last week by Voter/Consumer Research or the most recent poll published by what is being described by some in the media as a "Democratic-leaning" survey (below). 

WASHINGTON—U.S. Senator Mary L. Landrieu, D-La., released the following statement in response to President Barack Obama’s State of the Union address:

President Barack Obama and Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal have much in common.

In the brave new world of Barack Obama, the media breathlessly report all of the economic data with a positive spin. On Friday, as the unemployment rate increased for the second straight month, the liberal media was telling us this was good news.