The question becomes will this shift in strategy ultimately hurt the Republicans? We all remember "read my lips" and the results of that, but the Democrats are dismissing the offer because they do not like what comes with it.

132 Economist support the Republican Job Plan....but have you seen that headline in the main stream newspapers?

First Freddie, now Fannie wants more of your money, again!

AG Eric Holder did not help himself yesterday. More here, here and here.

Grace Marie Turner on Obamacare. Also from the WSJ; How the DC Circuit punted on the Commerce Clause. This is an interesting decision as Judge Laurence Silberman, a Reagan appointee, surprised everyone with his conclusion.

Mark Steyn has a very short assessment regarding Kasich's loss to big labor.

Just when I have a moment of hope that Obama is considering doing something I agree with, reality hits when he does this and this. Update on the Christmas Tree tax....he nixed it.

Tracking your every movement without your knowledge.

Wednesdays with Walter E. Williams.

EXERCISE YOUR CIVIC DUTY - VOTE TODAY

AG Eric Holder is spending time before a Congressional Committee today.
We agree with a Human Events article, by Adam Hasner, believes no matter what he says he should be let go.

Sen. Jim DeMint is concerned we are still not cutting enough from the federal budget.

For 37 straight months the Federal Government took in less than it spent. It's no wonder that 77% of small business owners are not hiring.

Words of advice for the Super Committee from Mercatus Center. More background on why the US needs to restructure the corporate income tax.

Rich Lowry on Obama's Keystone XL Kops.

Some views on OWS by the Heritage Foundation, the NY Post Editorial Page, and Marybeth Hicks.

Checkout E. J.McMahon's "How to Compare Property Taxes in New York" here.

Hydrofracking could be an issue in some of today's elections.

When hydrofracking begins in New York State the inflated cost of doing business in New York will take its toll.

Pat Foye has another fan.

Are we becoming a Godless society? How terribly sad if true, especially considering how our Nation was founded because people wanted Religious Freedom.

Tuesday's with Thomas Sowell who also alludes to the OWS debacle.

Tomorrow is Election Day...Vote the Conservative Party for lower taxes and family values.

The Super Committee is in the news here, here and here.

Investors' Daily makes the case against stimulus money while the Washington Times calls for the elimination of red tape to create jobs. And McDonald's CEO, Jim Skinner, says we must cut taxes to grow, while Human Events writes about the failure of trickle-down Obamanomics.

Does Sen. Schumer really believe what he says? Unfortunately, for us, he most likely does but that still does not make it true.

Michael Goodwin opines on Michael Bloomberg.

The NY Post: "Power to the People"

How will the US Supreme Court rule on this?

The differences between consumers and government: consumers know what to do when in debt.

Weekly Wrap-Up

Here is a nice overview of what’s going on in the GOP primary race, with Mitt Romney introducing a new economic plan and Rick Perry and many other candidates focusing on Iowa.

What are you thinking now about the GOP field? Which candidate do you support? Vote today in our Weekly Poll.

The Washington Times highlights this undeniable fact: Whoever wins the GOP nomination is going to have a tough fight on their hands taking on Obama.

And here the head of the GOP explains how Obama is trying to make this election about anything but his agenda.

GOP chair Reince Priebus notes, “It’s up to Republicans to hold President Obama accountable for his record,” like the sluggish job creation we learned about just today.

I’m happy to see these examples of Republicans holding the Obama Administration accountable: First, Senate Republicans blocked yet another Obama spending spree.

And the House continues trying to get to the bottom of the Solyndra scandal.

Here in New York, Andrew Cuomo is once again under pressure to raise taxes. Will he cave? You can count on the Conservative Party to hold him accountable.

Have a great weekend!

Today's NY Post Editorial is a hard hitting honest appraisal of Albany's newest unfunded mandate. The WSJ also makes the case against such an expensive unfunded mandate.

Let's hope Governor Cuomo listens to this good advice from George J. Marlin. (Marlin also writes about Justice & Peace -- and the Financial Crisis here.)

At least it appears on paper that Governor Cuomo is looking for more cuts, we must make certain that he keeps his word on this and the "millionaires" tax.

Jacob Gershman writes about the pressure the Governor will be under to continue the "millionaires" tax.

The Heritage Foundation on Debunking Obama's Latest Jobs Myth.

The Foundation also has a handy "appropriations tracker" for you to monitor appropriations.

Peggy Noonan writes about The Divider vs. The Thinker.

Obama can't help himself, he just continues to divide.

Judge Andrew Napolitano writes about what government has done with your money. The 8th paragraph is an excellent portrayal of this Administration.

Is it White House hypocrisy? Absolutely!!

Michael J. Boskin, a professor of economics, writes about the GOP and the various plans for tax reform.

Time to throw the bums out. No surprise here.

The WSJ explains why we can't escape the Eurocrisis. And why the referendum may have a positive side. The WSJ has live coverage of Greece and the G-20 Summit here. This is what two Democrats want to do raise revenue.

Does anyone really believe the President when he says "I am less interested in assigning blame than just making sure we are taking every step we need to move the economy forward."? What does his actions say about creating jobs? Obama, may not be creating jobs, but he is giving a gift to the OWS protesters.

If you need an idea on how to create jobs, Mr. President, read this. Then we won't have to read this: The labor market remains fragile.

Question for President Obama: Who were you considering for Treasury Secretary?

More on NYC Comptroller John Liu.

The question is "What took them so long"

An honest assessment on how facts seldom matter in sexual harassment suits.

Can you believe two New York Congressmen voted against this? (Ackerman and Nadler and one lone Republican [Amash]).

Governor, we need mandate relief!

A bonus Thomas Sowell article and Wednesdays with Walter E. Williams.

Corzine is feeling the heat as feds eye missing money from MF Global. Can't help but ask why didn't the safeguards that Congress imposed prevent this? Do you think Nancy Pelosi and Barney Frank will have an answer?

Is the Federal Government encouraging couples to live together without benefit of marriage?

Are they making the case that it is alright to lie?

Betsy McCaughey writes more truth about Obamacare.

Let your Congressman know this can not happen, isn't this how the unravelling of our economy started.

And Sen. Pat Toomey needs your help getting this passed. Good news on the pro-life movement from Fred Barnes.

Will Lanny Breuer become AG Holder's fall guy?

More on Zuccotti Park here and look at what they want to build in Albany's Academy Park. The Daily News is reporting that OWS protesters now have rules against stealing, sexual harassment and hurting others - including their feelings. The group also put a ban on fuel, weapons or drugs in the park. Consequences of the OWS protests.

Hydrofracking is under attack again, find ways here and here to help create jobs in New York.

Tuesdays with Thomas Sowell.