Business

Forget 'plastics.' In the Obamas' America, the one word is 'helping.'

Fill-in host points out despite $787-billion stimulus passed earlier this year that unemployment is rising more than estimated.

CBS' Jeff Greenfield touts faster commutes and less road and air congestion, but ignores Amtrak's operating losses.

Michael Hiltzik claims state's citizens have been lied to: 'most onerous lie' that Cali's tax burden is highest in the nation.

'The Call' co-host launches into attack on 'pie-in-the-sky, airy-fairy thinking' of Obama White House economic policies.

Collins' steamship company subsidization provides lesson about the virtues of free market over government help.

Obama embraces California's definition of what cars we'll be allowed to drive.

ABC, CBS and NBC air regulation proponents by 6-to-1 over critics and sugar-coat the downsides of the presidential policy.

The legions of unemployed peasants will someday bring down our imperial president.

MSNBC host belittles California congressman Dana Rohrabacher for not buying into man-caused global warming.

Host tells audience at UCLA using the double entendre is something he 'regrets' and did not intend to disparage their right to protest.

Story employs anti-oil company talking points blaming former energy giant Texaco for nation's woes.

'Money for Breakfast' guest suggests administration lacks constitutional authority.