Greece

Fred Barnes, with Mara Liasson and Charles Krauthammer, last night on Fox News: 

Capital New York: "Bloomberg: ‘Plain and simple,’ Congress caused the mortgage crisis, not the banks"

Joel Gehrke: "3,000 more six-figure pensions in Calif."

Rupert Murdoch: "The Steve Jobs Model for Education Reform"

Charles C.W. Cooke: "Can Occupy Wall Street Make Sense of Itself?"

We are all Europeans now. Doubt that—and just try to get news about the American economy on the financial news networks on any morning. No luck.

Fred Barnes, with Juan Williams and Charles Krauthammer, last night on Fox News: 

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Flotilla organizers are always insistent that their mission to break Israel's naval blockade of Gaza is strictly humanitarian. So although the latest flotilla has been prevented from leaving Athens by Greek authorities, one might think that the organizers would at least be willing to accept Greece's offer to deliver the supposed aid that would be on board to the Palestinians themselves. But that's not the case.

The AP reports that the latest flotilla has been prevented from sailing to Gaza by Greek authorities:

Greece on Friday banned ships heading to the Gaza Strip from leaving Greek ports, and a vessel carrying several dozen American protesters which left port without permission was ordered to return.

As thousands protest in the streets, Greek lawmakers "approved a controversial package of tax hikes and spending cuts, helping clear the way for $17 billion in international emergency loans needed to stave off a possible default," the Washington Post reports.

President Barack Obama spent over a trillion dollars on projects he claimed were  “shovel-ready” and would prevent the unemployment rate from reaching 8 percent.

Although Greek prime minister George Papandreou survived a vote of confidence last night, meeting the conditions required by the IMF for the disbursement of another tranche of aid to its ailing economy, parliament will have to pass another austerity package later this month.

"My question is, what the hell was the Secret Service agent driving the limo doing drinking a Slurpee while on duty?"

"Greece is fast running out of money"

Who's afraid of Chris Christie? Obama.

Earlier this week, Big Government posed an interesting question that remains unanswered: If Illinois Senate candidate Alexi Giannoulias is a dual U.S.-Greek citizen, and lived in Greece for more than a year in the late 1990s, how did he get around Greece’s military service requirement?