Japan | Expose Obama

The 20-year Sellout of the American Worker

Tom Gibson,FloydReports.com

Most nations try to avoid running trade deficits because those that do lose jobs.

Why,then,for the last 20 years has the United States run a persistent,growing deficit that has destroyed more than 9 million jobs?

The story begins when President Bill Clinton,promising expanding markets and more jobs,[...]

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Cartoon of the Day:A Tsnunami of Lies

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Do We Want Obama to “Reorganize the Federal Government”?

Ben Johnson,FloydReports.com

As Egyptians half a world away ponder what kind of government they want to live under,Americans must also ask themselves the same question in the wake of Barack Obama’s latest State of the Union Address. Although his salmon joke got a few (undeserved) laughs,few commented that it [...]

Obama Didn’t Impress Asia

By JOHN BOLTON,Wall Street Journal

The Obama bow didn't go over well in Asia either

Barack Obama’s first visit to Asia since his inauguration was one of the most disappointing trips by any U.S. president to the region in decades,especially given media-generated expectations that “Obamamania”would make it [...]

Obama wasn’t following protocol

How Low will He Go?

The Los Angeles Times

How low will the new American president go for the world’s royalty?

This photo will get Democrat President Obama a lot of approving nods in Japan this weekend,especially among the older generation of Japanese who still pay attention to the royal family living in its downtown castle. Very [...]

US risks following Japan’s example of stagnancy

By TOM RAUM,AP

Obama is following the policies of Japan that led to a prolonged recession

Heavy government stimulus spending and near-zero interest rates did little to end a "lost decade"of stagnation and mushrooming debt in Japan. Some economists and lawmakers say the U.S. may wind up following the same [...]

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