Some have said that RomneyCare will be the blow that sinks Mitt Romney’s 2012 ship.I have a different prediction.

If the Obama White House believes the controversy surrounding the administrations engagement with Congressman Joe Sestak (D-Pa.) will “go gently into that goodnight,” they are sorely mistaken. The more we Americans learn of the affair, the more questions we have.

In February of this year, cable talk-show host Larry Kane asked Sestak if the Obama administration had offered him a job if he would abandon his primary campaign against Senator Arlen Specter. The story had apparently been floating around the Washington press corps for many months, yet no one had bothered to ask Sestak if it were true. Sestak responded, “Yes.” Kane followed up by asking if the job was “big.” To this question, Sestak also responded, “Yes.”

Fifteen hours later White House officials responded that the story was untrue. According to the administration, Sestak was a liar! The administration continued its denial throughout the primary election, which Sestak won.

We were staggering under the national debt before President Obama. There should be no doubt however that the most prolific accumulators of national debt have had an ‘R’ after their name … until now.

The president announced a 3.8 trillion dollar budget for fiscal year 2011.

Now take a pause and allow your mind to comprehend what you just read, 3.8 trillion dollars. The plan is to create new jobs and “invest in the economy,” the government is basically going to spend its way out of recession.

Its a bird! Its a plane! No, he’s Barack Obama and hes come to save the day!

Today powerful Nevada Senator Harry Reid issued an apology for previously undisclosed remarks he made about candidate Obama in 2008 where he referred to the President as “light-skinned” with no “negro dialect.”

Hip Hop Republican” and rising political commentator Lenny McAllister will appear on National Public Radio’s “Tell Me More” with Michel Martin this Monday to talk about the 1-year anniversary of Barack Obama’s historic election to the presidency as the first African-American president.

By leaving off the White House’s pet peeve – Fox News – the president’s camp again loses some credibility for the long haul whenever the issue of fairness and openness come up.

The blogger and centrist Conservative Republican Afrocity speaks out on racism and accusation of racism by Obama supporters.

The big issue now is health care reform. The more President Obama makes his case for government overhaul, the more resistance he faces from the American people. More than 86% of Americans are satisfied with their health care and more people are opposed to government interference. Does there need to be health care reform? No doubt. Health care reform needs to be made without endangering the private sector or state rights. The White House and Congress needs to listen to the voices of employers and small business owners who are in danger of falling victim to the governments demands. Employers could be faced with the devastating option of decreasing benefits to the employees or increasing the cost. With the government overhaul, the risk that taxpayers face is that the quality of health care will not totally be sufficient. If the government really wants health care reform, once again, they need to listen to the voices of the people.

During the election last year, we were reminded again and again that Barack Obama was in the vanguard on gay rights, while John McCain was incredibly anti-gay. Nevermind that both candidates had basically the same position on gay marriage: they were against it.

  The Supreme Court made the final decision on which the President was….. George W. Bush was declared the winner and so he moved into the White House. As he moved in half the country checked out. They proclaimed ‘He is not my President.’ And hatred against the man has ensued ever since and call [...]

By  Lenny McAllister America will celebrate a very special Black History Month this February. After all, the 80th birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr. passed in January. The GOP elected Michael Steele as the first Black man to lead the Republican National Committee. And, of course, how can we forget the Inauguration of Barack Obama, [...]

If Obama is for change, might I suggest Mitt Romney for Secretary of Commerce.  This would keep the Republicans at bay for a while and bring a much needed voice of business success to the table. Dr. Ada M. Fisher What was once considered change is certainly becoming more entranced as “Clinton-lite.”  The choice of [...]