April 9, 2012, 10:24 pm - White House Dossier

Obama Schedule || Tuesday, April 10, 2012

April 9, 2012, 10:24 pm 40 Comments

9:10 am || Departs White House 11:45 am || Arrives West Palm Beach, Florida 1:15 pm || Delivers remarks at fundraiser; private residence, Palm Beach Gardens 2:55 pm || Delivers remarks on the economy; Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton 6:00 pm || Delivers remarks at fundraiser; Westin Diplomat Hotel, Hollywood, Florida 8:05 pm || Delivers remarks at fundraiser; private residence, Golden Beach 9:20 pm ||

Obama, For Three . . . No!

April 9, 2012, 8:15 pm 18 Comments

Look, I’ll give him credit, he hit the rim every time, which is not something I would necessarily do. Or you – you know who you are! But, you know, I’m sure he just figured he’d walk up and sink one, because there’s no way he’d have given this golden gift to his enemies otherwise.

White House B-Balls Adorned With The One’s Image

April 9, 2012, 1:01 pm 679 Comments

As part of its Easter Egg Roll festivities, the White House is conducting a basketball clinic for kids featuring pro players. Have a look the ball being used, as Tweeted by ABC White House Correspondent Jake Tapper. Apparently, the basketball lesson doesn’t include instruction in humility.

Under Obama, No Major U.S. Terror Attacks

April 9, 2012, 10:47 am 45 Comments

Updated 7:53 pm ET It’s been more than three years since Obama was sworn into office, and since then there hasn’t been a single major terrorist attack within the United States. Just as Obama by now must take credit for the sagging economy, even though he inherited a recession from George W. Bush, he can also claim credit for preventing mass casualties on U.S. soil,

Catholic Leaders Take the Fight to Obama

April 9, 2012, 6:47 am 25 Comments

The Catholic church shows no sign of backing down in its struggle with President Obama over Obamacare’s requirement that Catholic institutions cover birth control, casting the issue in broader terms as a matter of religious freedom. Obama is sure to suffer politically from the fallout in key swing states with large Catholic voting populations, like Pennsylvania, Ohio and other areas of the Midwest. Most Catholics