For those overly concerned that Barack's more liberal leaning beliefs and record might be detrimental to business, Eamon Jevers of Business Week offers this analysis: "Obama is not business' candidate, but he may yet prove to be business' partner."
The article also gives insight to Obama's ability to gather people from all ideological backgrounds to work toward real solutions. Guys like Warren Buffet, former Fed Chairman Paul Volcker, and even Jeffrey Liebman and David Cutler of Harvard (soon to be professors and advisers to our own future candidate and Ground Game contributor) all have Barack's ear when it comes to developing strategies to help rebuild America's economy.
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I'm listening, but you'll have to keep selling this one.
Obama's chief economic advisor, Austan Goolsbee was on FBN with Cavuto tonight, and all four panelists agreed that his economic plan was built for a presidential campaign, not for thoughtfully running the economy.
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