Despite what they are and will be saying in public, I think JammieWearingFool is definitely on to something here.

Barack Obama has argued that the Republican debt ceiling plan which includes only spending cuts "isn't serious." He's also taken his pet high-speed rail programs off the table in any debt ceiling negotiations.

Moe Lane has a response to Ed Kilgore's concern-trolling column lamenting the difficulty a Republican president would have governing in 2013 with a Republican House and barely-Republican Senate. Luckily, Barack Obama has provided plenty of tools for him/her to work with.

Now that Obama is getting some heat over all the ObamaCare waivers he's issuing for favored constituents, suddenly he's decided that maybe running that program during the heat of the 2012 election season may not be the greatest idea after all.

All those Democrats who are claiming that Republicans are "playing politics" with the debt ceiling voted unanimously against raising it in 2006 when a Republican was president.

Laura Ingraham remixed some of Obama's recent rhetoric and put it side-by-side with Jimmy Carter's famous "Malaise Speech."

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