Obama run-for-cover up, pt. 2

As he hits 100 days, he bangs more and more on his perceived failings of the Bush administration handling of terrorism which kept us safe for 7 years. Here are today's headline stories in the WSJ, one of the national newspapers that carried his water and swooned for over two years. Some reporters, who are probably fearing for their jobs if they report the truth, seem to be waking up that this is worse than anything Hoover-FDR dreamed up for my grandparents.

1) Chrysler near bankruptcy

2) Regulators fell one bank, spare rival

3) Home sales fell 3%, layoffs rose in March

4) Spending stimulus gets a slow start

5) Fed's earnings fall 8%

6) Worries about UK soaring debt

7) Donors pledge $250 million to stop piracy (no word from the brave "talk is change" president)

8) Small business owners quit taking salaries

9) Steel woes signal shakeout

10) AutoNation falters in downturn

11) Amgen curbs its projection

12) Marriott reports loss as revenue falls 15%

13) UPS hit by downturn

14) EMC profit declines 20%

15) CME group profit drops 30%

16) Sell off stings Conmed

Expect GE (owner of NBC) to continue to push the PR, alternative energy stories, especially about all the wonderful jobs that will be created. Never mind if they are as fuzzy on the details as they were on Obama's expertise and experience a year ago. Look for a windmill in prairie vista or lake near you--but only if you earn less than a million a year.

Obama--the economy killer.