President Barack Obama, suddenly aware that his politics and policies have done serious damage to the US economy in the 19 months he has been in office, today offered innovative and positive ideas to drastically lower government spending and replace job-killing legislation with reasonable and effective laws that encourage American companies to employ more Americans. Nah, just kidding. What he did was make another hyper-partisan speech calling for billions more in government spending and higher taxes on businesses while trying to blame others for his failures.

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One of the few things both Republicans and Democrats agree on is that our government has become so partisan that it is virtually paralyzed; unable to solve any of the major problems we face. In poll after poll the American people voice their frustration with the constant bickering and grandstanding. The animosity and political "gotcha games" between the parties have risen to new levels of ridiculous in large part because those in the media refuse to do their job.

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The Associated Press is reporting that the message President Obama wants to convey in his upcoming State of the Union Address is "Yes, I get it." This in response to the repeated message sent by voters in recent New Jersey, Virginia and Massachusetts elections not to mention the dismal poll numbers for Mr. Obama's proposed policies and his plummeting job approval rating. But actions speak louder than words and while his speech writers diligently work on a way to make it sound like the president is listening to the American people, David Plouffe will be taking on an expanded role as an outside adviser to the White House, according to sources familiar with the plan. (source)

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