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| Interview: Nile Gardiner |
| "...If Barack Obama is serious about reining in the spiraling public debt, he should start with reining in Michelle Obama's heavy spending..." |
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| Interview: Nile Gardiner |
| "...There is a real sort of 'let them eat cake' mentality in the Obama White House. You are looking, in effect, at a modern-day imperial court where there is little real sense of accountability, and this is a White House that is fundamentally divorced from the reality that most Americans face..." |
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| Interview: Nile Gardiner |
| "...[Rupert Murdoch] did the right thing in immediately closing the [News of the World] newspaper down, because this is a scandal that potentially very, very damaging for his company, and I think that, so far, he has handled the fallout very well..." |
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| Interview: Nile Gardiner |
| "...[Democrats] have been, I think, blaming George W. Bush and even Ronald Reagan for just about all of the current economic ills of the country, without taking a shred of responsibility for their own policies. It's just sort of business as usual from the White House..." |
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| Interview: Nile Gardiner |
| "...President Obama's sort of big-government approach to the US economy is really outdated. People want freedom. They want to be able to create jobs. They want to be able to earn money. They don't want the deathly hand of government stopping them from doing what they want to do. And I think he's really out of touch with what most Americans believe..." |
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