“The What?! Factor” is an ongoing timeline of the Obama Administration’s decisions, policies, and appointments that have made the public frustratingly proclaim, “WHAT?!”
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President Fails to Highlight OIF Successes In Speech – WHAT?!
With the country tuning in to watch the president announce the official conclusion of Operation Iraqi Freedom, it was odd, dissatisfying and bewildering not to hear a specific highlighting of the war’s many success stories. From schools to hospitals, prisons to roads and oil to diplomacy, hundreds of personal, professional and international success stories remain [...]
Masters of the Historical Rewrite
In an interview with Brian Williams on August 29, 2010, President Barack Obama took credit for a natural phenomenon that has baffled environmental experts across the globe. After months of bleak forecasts on the long-range impact of the Gulf oil spill earlier this summer, the world generally, and the Gulf residents specifically, have been greatly [...]
White House Boasts About Weatherizing 200k Homes — WHAT?!
At an event today with homeowners who benefited from the program, Vice President Biden announced “a major Recovery Act milestone: the weatherizing of 200,000 homes under the Recovery Act.” Instead of slashing taxes to ensure economic growth and create jobs in every sector, the Obama Administration remains committed to justifying the $787 billion stimulus bill [...]
More of the Blame Game
In his address at a Democratic Party fundraiser in Dallas on Monday, President Barack Obama once again blamed former president George W. Bush for the nation’s current economic woes. Absent from his remarks, of course, were any references to his administration’s aggressive assault on the insurance, banking, health care and manufacturing industries. In his own [...]
Spending Leads to More Spending
Past mistakes of the Obama administration continue to haunt the federal government, which approved the allocation of $600 million to help jobless homeowners avoid foreclosure in the five hardest-hit states across the country. Instead of searching for comprehensive and viable solutions to improving the unemployment rates in the country, temporary Band-Aids are being implemented by [...]
White House Predicts 9% Unemployment for 2011
After ensuring the American people that an $862 billion stimulus bill would curtail the nation’s unemployment rate, the White House has now released estimates that indicate an average of 9% unemployment well into next year. WHAT?! With those figures, over 30 million Americans could remain jobless and unable to support their families until tax cuts [...]
White House Pay Czar Won’t Go After $1.6B in Bank Executive Pay
Fox News reported Friday, July 23, 2010, that Mr. Kenneth Feinberg, President Obama’s Pay Czar, announced that he would not try to recoup $1.6 billion in compensation given to the top executives of bailed-out banks because he thought shaming them was punishment enough. WHAT?! Is shame a tangible commodity that will jump-start the economy, create [...]
White House Demands Firing of AG Dept. Employee Over Worries of What Glenn Beck Will Say
Shirley Sherrod, the Ag Department’s ex-Georgia director of Rural Development, said the WH forced her out after a video surfaced showing her telling a story about how she withheld help to a white farmer in trouble, but she claimed the video omitted key context and that the administration just got scared, Fox News reported. Sherrod [...]
President Says NO Health Care Rationing, His New MediCare Chief Says We’re Going to “Ration with Eyes Open”
Over the course of the next ten years, the American population is projected to grow by 8% overall; the population over the age of 65 will grow by 61%. Skeptics of the recently-adopted Health Care Reform are becoming increasingly vociferous, questioning how the Obama administration plans on lowering costs against these statistics the American public [...]






