New York Times gets all up in Obama's grill.

I think he's lying, but for argument's sake let's just say he's telling the truth.

Then the only conclusion you can draw in THAT case is that he's completely incompetent!

In neither case should this man be President of the United States.

It's precisely the same situation with financial planners. Either they're deliberately screwing you for all the commissions and fees they can get, with wanton disregard for how your portfolio performs, or they're innocently bumbling along, doing their best, yet costing far more than any benefit they provide, and making all that money (for themselves) by accident.

In Obama's defense, the party that advocates big government is now arguing that the government is too big for one man to be on top of everything that the government is doing.

Who cares what Jon Stewart thinks. He spent a lot of his own resources on shilling for Obama, and used his posiiton to belittle people for not agreeing with him. Now he's scrambling to get some of his cred back. We should all be reminded on a Daily basis (see what I did there?) of the hypocrisy of people like him.

No, because Jon Stewart has for years been engaging in content-free attacks on people who (a) disagreed with him, or he thought they disagreed with him, and (b) didn't have their own TV shows with which to respond. Karma is such a bitch.

"Karma is such a bitch."