Dear President Obama

Represenatatives Steny Hoyer,  Chris Van Hollen and Daniel Maffei have sent a letter to the one:

Dear President Obama:

We are writing to express our concerns about General Motors’ and Chrysler’s decision to close profitable automobile dealerships across the country,

and, he  ought to consider changing it.    Allah Pundit, Hot Air, reports Chris Matthews thinks is “paranoid” to think the Obamatards are control freaksg, who wnat to control every aspect of your peraonal liffe.     On the other

Twenty close of last year, the President Bush told us we are going to start looking seriously at offshore drilling, thus increasing supply,  as a way of bringing down oil prices.  Based solely on that move, worldwide oil prices went

Glenn Reynolds, today:

AT CNBC, SKEPTICISM ON BIG BANKS:

 

Mega institutions (financial institutions and insurance companies come to mind) that become TOO BIG TO MANAGE are likely to become TOO BIG TO FAIL.

It is impossible for top management

The leftards railed against the circa five thousand soldiers were lost in Iran.   You know the chant:  Bush lied, people died.    Yet Corporate Average Fuel Efficiency standards are already killing people,  Karl, Hot Air:

As for the increased motorist

Larry Kudlow, National Review, asks some hard questions:

Does anybody really believe that adding 50 million people to the public health-care rolls will not cost the government more money? About $1.5 trillion to $2 trillion more? At least.

So

If the Obama adminstration wants to make so-called drug treatment thnir weapon of choice againt the perils of hard drugs, like cocaine, I suggest that patient one be White House drug czar Gil Kerlikowske, f rom Gary Fields, Wall Street

Robert Reich, Salon, issues a warming:

The President seems to me especially thoughtful and passionate about one of the great moral questions of domestic policy today: widening inequality of income and wealth, and therefore of opportunity and political power.

I know Eric already rambled on Colin Powell.   However, I am still going stick my two cents,   For the record, Chris Strohm, Congress Daily

The Republican Party is in big trouble and needs to find a way to move back

In constitutional republic, even the president has to follow the rules.   Not in a Chicago style banana republic.    In Obamaland rules are for for the little people and the rules are what Obama says they are, Scott, Powerline:

The

Wanna know something Mr. President, there some six billion people in the World.   Not all of them like me.  Sobeit.

Mr. President, you mock Bush’s economy, but unlike yours, the Bush economy actually worked:

Your recovery plan has failed.

Olympia Snowe writes in the New York Times, “We Didn’t Have to Lose Arlen Specter?:”

IT is disheartening and disconcerting, at the very least, that here we are today – almost exactly eight years after Senator Jim Jeffords

Doctor Tim Ball, Canada Free Press:

The Issue

The US Congress is currently discussing the Obama climate change strategy and Cap and Trade. One part of the plan says, “Implement an economy-wide cap-and-trade program to reduce greenhouse gas emissions

The Barack Obama economic plan, Obamanomics, has failed.  So says  the White House,

April 26 (Bloomberg) — The U.S. economy will continue to contract “for some time to come,” said Lawrence Summers, director of the White House National

A lot, David Freddoso, National Review:

But now, John McCormack writes, the MIT profesor admits that he wasn’t counting as a “cost” the higher energy taxes that Obama’s cap-n-trade will make consumers pay. On average, those higher taxes, based