Obama

The Obama campaign recently released it's $20,000 per minute, Tom Hanks narrated, Davis Guggenheim produced campaign film. Before you get into the actual film, you'll probably want to get the director's perspective on a president who's biggest fault according to Guggenheim is "too many accomplishments."

On Tuesday, the U.S. Secretary of Energy Dr. Steven Chu publicly backtracked on his prior opinion that domestic gas prices need to rise to European levels. This same week, Obama spoke out against his Republican opponents for their "flat-earth" mentality on energy. The focus on energy this week is driven by gas prices that not only hurt the wallet, they hurt Obama's re-election chances.

A new letter from Obama's campaign manager gives readers an inside look at the state of the campaign.

The Obama Administration is attempting to shift the flow of conversation away from the economy and onto what it views as an attack from "the right" against women. How are women responding?

A lot of voters are of the false belief that President Obama has a slim chance of winning in the coming election. I think this feeling is driven by the steady divide in the electorate (now nearly 50/50) between those that approve and disapprove of the President's policies.

It's almost Valentine's Day, and if you're looking for ways to win the love of your sweetheart don't do what Obama did. Here's three examples of the Obama puppy love that quickly ran away.

President Obama backed off his insistence that religious institutons such as churches, schools and hospitals make contraceptives available through their health insurance, however, religious groups are still wary of the administration's efforts to push what is called 'Obama-Care' on the nation as a whole...

I love video games, probably more than most people and yet I have a very hard time asking the people of the United States to pony up their tax dollars to promote games. Since September, Constance Steinkuehler has been working with the Obama administration as a policy analyst. Her job is to formulate the administration's policies regarding games and their use in education. She is, in essence, a Video Game Czar that we are paying for.

I made a mistake on the air yesterday that I would like to clarify. Obama did not appoint Jack Thompson as his video game czar. I was bamboozled by a source referring to a satirical article. I admit to falling for it and though I do feel pretty stupid for not checking into things deeper at the start, there are valid reasons for people believing that Obama would do such a thing. Here's why:

The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) spoke in front of Congress yesterday to give it's 10 year projection on the outlook of the U.S. Economy. The CBO is a group of economists whose goal is to give "objective, nonpartisan, and timely analyses to aid in economic and budgetary decisions on the wide array of programs covered by the federal budget and the information and estimates required for the Congressional budget process." Here is what they had to say.