
Since my short time on the Vine I have seen so many post that contain resentmemt for the President himself and not just his policies, derogatory remarks made, and extensive difference of opinions over his current policies.
The Turkey That Is ObamanomicsSource: The New Media Journal Headline News
This holiday season, as we look at many of the economic policies being embraced by the Obama Administration, the fact of the matter is Obama money isn't a joke.

There have been many variations of this discussion recently, but they haven't seemed to do much good. So I'll make another attempt with this article to interject sane reasoning back into our political discussions.
Obama says opposition not racistSource: AL JAZEERA
Barack Obama does not believe that recent criticism of his administration's policies by conservatives is based on racism, the White House has said.

In view of the numerous comments my column gets whenever it posts anything on the president, with the usual vitriol from those who hate him, and defence from those who really like him, I thought I would do something different today.
Change the people distrustSource: Townhall.com
Over the top change is causing more and more Americans to distrust Obama an his Admin.
Arroyo's SONA Fiction- EstradaSource: Official Website of Joseph Ejercito Estrada
[Manila, Philippines] Former President Joseph Estrada, reacting point by point to the achievements claimed by President Arroyo in her State of the Nation Address (Sona), yesterday said the speech was a work of fiction, pointing out that this is due to "Arroyonomics" which he desc …

The United States remains the world's indispensable nation -- indispensable to international peace, security, and stability, and indispensable to safe-guarding and advancing the ideals and principles we hold dear.

Presidential Town Hall Meeting in Annandale, Va, a suburb of D.C. was held on Wednesday, July 1st. This opened meeting, particularly in regard to healthcare, was by invitation only with pre-selected questions and that is what was televised.
The White Supremacist in UsSource: The Huffington Post
Over the past two weeks, Americans struggled to make sense of tragic shootings that seemed disconnected at first glance. Anti-Semite James Von Brunn killed Stephen T. Johns, a black security guard at the Holocaust Museum.
Obama adopts many of Bush's legal viewsSource: The Seattle Times
WASHINGTON — President Obama is morphing into former President Bush, as administration attorneys repeatedly adopt the executive-authority and national-security rationales that their Republican predecessors preferred.

After an election that blurred party lines more than they have been before, it seems as if Americans are now more divided than ever when it comes to party affiliation. Along with that division comes a newfound hatred towards the other party.

A few days ago, Meaghan McCain spoke of a war within the Republican Party between, and I am paraphrasing for a number of reasons, the future, and those who are terrified of it. While Meaghan McCain is not considered an authority on the Republican Party, I think she is right.
Bar Bans Out-Of-Town Patrons (Video-Report)Source: thedenverchannel.com
FORT COLLINS, Colo. -- Bouncers at a Fort Collins bar aren't just checking IDs for a person's age. They're also looking at the person's home town.
Top UN official accuses U.S. of demonizing IranSource: Yahoo! News
The United nations has criticized that the International Criminal Court for issuing a warrant for the arrest of Sudan's Leader for war crimes!
The U.N. General Assembly President, Miguel d'Escoto has also accused the United States of demonizing Iran's President!
Beware of Facebook 'Friends' Who May Trash Your LaptopSource: Wall Street Journal
Price Waterhouse Cooper and Carnegie-Mellon's CyLab have recent surveys that show the senior executive class to be, basically, clueless regarding IT risk and its tie to overall enterprise (business) risk.
Largest Credit Breach Ever Reported Inauguration DaySource: infopackets.com
Price Waterhouse Cooper and Carnegie-Mellon's CyLab have recent surveys that show the senior executive class to be, basically, clueless regarding IT risk and its tie to overall enterprise (business) risk.