Pattern of White House Leaks Threatens Nation’s Security – Newsmax  “An accelerating series of leaks of classified information all have two things in common: They directly endanger national security, and the stories reporting on them paint President Obama as a hero. ‘This is the most highly classified information and it has now been leaked by the administration at the highest levels of the White House. That’s not acceptable,’ McCain said on CBS, referring to several of the recent stories.”

Republicans on Leaks: Either President or Times Is Wrong – Weekly Standard   “‘It would appear the President’s statement and the New York Times statements directly conflict with each other and cannot both be true at the same time,’ the memo states. ‘If that statement were meant to serve as a denial that the Obama Administration leaked classified information, it would appear to stand in direct contrast to the New York Times article describing the President’s personal involvement in a process  ‘to designate terrorists for kill or capture,’ the memo states. ‘One of the opening paragraphs described the methodology for compiling the story, saying ‘three dozen’ of the President’s ‘current and former advisers’ were interview sources for the story.’”

You Know Who’s Really ‘Doing Fine’ Under Obama?’ Big Government – American   “The remark reveals the government-centered nature of Obama’s thinking. He just doesn’t give private enterprise very much thought, particularly when it comes to all the ways government can muck up the free enterprise system. To Obama, the private sector is always ‘doing fine,’ so it really doesn’t matter if the public sector overloads it with too many taxes and too much regulation. You know who really is doing fine? Washington. Federal spending is at record levels. Of course, it’s easy to be ‘doing fine’ when you can just keep taxing the private sector. As Ben Bernanke joked yesterday, ‘A trillion here, a trillion there …’”

Ready or Not, Stagflation Is Here – Fox Business News   “Stagflation is one of the worst economic conditions a country can be in, and the United States just entered it. … Stagflation is simply defined by high unemployment, slow economic growth and high inflation. It makes inflationary and deflationary periods look like a walk in the park. Stagflation usually results in very long, severe recessions.”

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