For the last four years, President Obama has been pushing his plan to raise tax rates on people’s income over $250,000, but a new poll indicates that most people still don’t understand one of the plan’s most basic concepts.
President Barack Obama has been re-elected to a second term, defeating Republican challenger Mitt Romney.
Since he came into office, Republicans have consistently attacked President Obama for supposedly being anti-business, but that is just not true.
Hurricane Sandy makes it more likely that we’ll see a presidential election where the winner winds up winning fewer votes than the loser.
Obama and Romney have different views of how to handle the economy. Who is more likely to help avoid the next financial crisis, and which would hasten it?
The Economist concludes that Barack Obama has had the second-most positive effect on the economic mood ever has managed in a single term, and that Republicans in general have a negative effect on it.
If people didn’t know any better, they might think that Governor Mitt Romney was actually an Obama campaign surrogate.
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