From Goodtimepolitics Home Heating

By Bob L : NEWS AS I SEE IT!

This is another disgrace from our Governments, if they don’t have them living in the streets, they will freeze them out this winter.
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Record numbers of low-income people and senior citizens can’t afford to heat their homes
October 5, 2009Record numbers of low-income people and senior citizens who can’t afford to heat their homes are applying for help, say some local agencies that distribute aid and struggle with the recession’s fallout.

Waitrose pull ads from Fox News: report

By Bob L : NEWS AS I SEE IT!

With all these companies pulling adds from Glen Beck sounds like they are trying to stop the first amendment because they don’t want any one out there telling the truth, why do you think Obama did not go on fox, but went on all the other stations, because they will do what they are told. And if you have not noticed they have been praising him like god from day one.
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LONDON (AFP) – Waitrose has pulled a series of TV advertisements from US channel Fox News after one of its talk show hosts called US President Barack Obama a “racist,” the Guardian reported on Monday.

Administration eyes ways to help laid-off workers

By Bob L : NEWS AS I SEE IT!

Are these idiot so over educated that they are stupid, brain dead, or what, people don’t want unemployment, bailouts, stimulus, they want GOOD PAYING FULL TIME JOBS.

This Government does not seam to understand that until all types of jobs not just high tec jobs, not every body want to go to college, and most can’t afford to, until then this Country is not going any where and will remain in limbo until we go into a depression or come out of a rescission, until then we are going no where but down, and every day closer to a depression.
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By CHARLES BABINGTON, Associated Press Writer – Sat Oct 3,

WASHINGTON – The Obama administration is considering steps to ease the burdens of laid-off workers, including possible extensions of unemployment and health benefits, officials said Saturday.