Obama Changes Dumping Policies, Trade With China Risked
For decades, companies have been dumping their products on poorer states such as third world countries. (…)
Economy
Jobs Bill Yet To Pass, Obama Still Fighting
The small businesses of the United States of America have been suffering for years as giant corporations and franchises continue to expand and grow. (…)
Obama Visits Ohio, Defends Economy
The state of Ohio has long been one of the most important states in terms of elections. (…)
Obama Stops In Seattle, Rebukes Republicans
President Obama spent the second day of his three-day campaign trail to fundraise and promote his fellow Democrats in Seattle, Washington. (…)
Obama Continues Campaign Trail, Stops In Hollywood
After spending the first part of his Monday in Wisconsin, the President of the United States of America hopped onto his jet and made his way to Los Angeles to do some heavy fundraising for members of his party looking to run for election and reelection on November 2nd. (…)
Obama Visits Wisconsin, Campaigns For Democrats, Blasts Republicans
The Midterm Elections are less than three months away and the race is as tight as ever for control of Congress. (More…)
Social Security Celebrates 75th Anniversary, Gets New Protector
In the midst of the Great Depression of the 1930’s in the United States of America, President Franklin D Roosevelt signed numerous measures that would bring about recovery for the citizens of the United States, as well as other bills that would bring protection for the future. (…)
Obama Signs New Law, Manufacturers Helped
For most of the last century, the United States of America was known as the Empire of Production. (…)
Obama Speaks In Texas: Talks Taxes and Education, Blasts Republicans
Speaking in front of a packed audience at the University of Texas at Austin on Monday, President Obama touted Democratic policies and blasted the lack of Republican advancement. (More…)
Obama Supports Small Business, Blasts Republican Blockade
The backbone of the American economy has long been the local, neighborhood small business. (More…)
