If you want all of the facts on Obama’s proposed tax hike, this Wall Street Journal editorial should do the trick.

ObamaTalk: Dear Ruler’s top economic adviser referred to a partial one-year extension of the Bush rates as a “tax break.”  But when it comes to the rich, that is not a tax increase, that is simply “letting the Bush tax cuts expire.”

A few days ago, Barack Obama tweeted: “FACT: In 2010 and 2011, Romney paid less than 15% in taxes on $42.5 million in income—much less than what many middle-class families pay.”  The Washington Post completely dismantles that argument, giving it three Pinocchios.

Thomas Sowell explains why the government can’t create jobs.

This is rich: The NAACP requires a photo ID to see Eric Holder speak about his efforts to stop voter ID laws…

Proggies aren’t going to like this: Top income earners have been hardest hit by the recession and taxes, according to the Congressional Budget Office.

According to a new Washington Post/ABC News poll, the people who plan to vote for Mitt Romney are motivated more by their opposition to Obama than by their support for Romney.

Obama’s Achilles’ heels are taxes and trust: Part I and Part II.

Here’s an article on “the zombifying power of entitlements.”  We are becoming a nation of modern zombies—or, if you prefer, democratic serfs.

It’s one thing for Obama to tout this false logic that tax cuts are equivalent to government spending, but now we have the ObamaMedia parroting this nonsense as well.

Kenny G Wasserman Shultz has been harping on Mitt Romney to release his tax returns.  So a journalist turns the question back on her ..

Watch this: Regulations hurt small businesses more than they hurt big businesses. So, more regulations means we end up with more big businesses.

Apparently Democrats can no longer agree on which rich people they want to tax.

Democrat Rep. Charlie Rangel says that Republicans want to “embarrass” Barack Obama.  I think he’s doing an OK job of that without Republican help .. don’t ya think?

One would think, given so much practice, that the Obama White House would have been better prepared for last week’s wretched jobs report.  Instead, we witnessed the five stages of bad public relations.

You would think that our own Attorney General would know that there is no right to vote, at least not in a federal election.  But that doesn’t work when you are politically pandering.

GM sales rose by a whopping 79% in June.  Wow!  What’s the catch?  Most of those sales … were to the government.