The following timeline presents the important aspects of Barack Obama’s life, from birth to the present. Every attempt has been made to present accurate information, names, and dates.

1961–1966 Hawaii

Despite efforts by the Administration to bury the story,
the Obama-Sestak JobGate scandal continues to grow.

In fact, recent admissions by the White House and
Congressman Sestak have only served to expose
inconsistencies in their story and raise more
questions that demand answers through an independent
investigation.

But perhaps the most important question remaining is...

Will grassroots Americans allow the Obama
team to bury the "JobGate" story? Or will
citizens demand an independent accounting
of what really happened?

The decision is in your hands.

White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs said at his briefing today that White House discussions with Democratic Colorado Senate hopeful Andrew Romanoff do not undercut the Obama administration's claims of transparency.

"I do believe we've been transparent, yes," Gibbs told reporters pressing him about revelations that White House deputy chief of staff Jim Messina called Romanoff to discuss jobs that "might be available" if Romanoff dropped his primary challenge. (In a response, the White House noted that Romanoff had previously applied for an administration job.)

The Obama Administration, in an effort to circumvent the courts, Congress and public opinion, is moving full steam ahead with plans to take over your Internet.

That's right.

First it was the auto industry, then the health care, energy and financial sectors. Now, Obama's Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has its sights set on the Internet, too.

Fortunately, House Minority Leader John Boehner is already calling on his fellow members of Congress to "act to reverse this unnecessary federal government power grab."

Specifically Boehner said:

A newpoll shows that Barack Obama's approval rating has reached a new all-time low of 42% (only 24% strongly approve). His disapproval rating now sits at 56% (44% strongly disapprove).

The huge gap between those strongly approving and disapproving of Obama indicates once again that all the energy is with the opposition--a key factor in election outcomes.

Additionally, as noted, the opposition to Obama's policies is far more widespread--often overwhelming--on nearly every issue.

Published May 29, 2010
| FOXNews.com

Former President Bill Clinton acknowledges applause after being awarded the Sons of Italy Foundation's 2010 Lifetime Achievement Award for Public Service during the groups annual national education and leadership awards gala in Washington, Wednesday, May 26, 2010. (AP)

Like an aging sports star who can't stay away from the game, Bill Clinton's direct role in the firestorm over President Obama's job offer to a lawmaker for a political favor has raised questions about whether the former president was used and abused by a cynical administration or whether he took advantage of the White House to burnish his legacy.

At the behest of White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel, Clinton tried last summer to persuade Pennsylvania Rep. Joe Sestak to abandon his primary challenge to Sen. Arlen Specter by offering an executive branch post.

But in perhaps a sign of Clinton's fading influence, Sestak turned the offer down and whipped Specter in the primary last week.

by Jacob G. Hornberger

The central point of Barack Obama’s economic plan is to tax the rich in order the give money to the poor. Of course, this is nothing more than the core philosophy of the welfare state. It is also the core principle of socialism.

Sestak-gate:
Congressional office accepts reports of misbehavior from public

The heat is building on Rep. Joe Sestak, D-Pa., and the Obama White House to "come clean" over a conversation the congressman has described – repeatedly and on the record – as a job offer in exchange for dropping his primary campaign against White House favorite Sen. Arlen Specter, D-Pa., which if true could be a crime.

The House Ways and Means Committee released a list today of the more than $670 billion in tax increases that Democrats have signed into law since January of 2009, when Barack Obama took office. The list includes “at least 14 violations of the President’s pledge not to raise taxes on Americans earning less than $200,000 for singles and $250,000 for married couples,” totaling more than $316 billion in tax increases for middle class families.

The Associated Press
WASHINGTON February 1, 2010 (AP)

Obama budget plan would imposes host of tax increases on businesses, wealthy families

While President Barack Obama is proposing to cut some taxes for companies that hire workers, his budget would raise a host of other taxes on businesses and wealthy individuals.

President Barack Obama delivers a statement on his budget that he sent to Congress, Monday, Feb. 1,...