When Barry talks to us, it's a crisis. To the UN or Chinese, it's "not as bad as we think."

Now I'm confused. I was told 25 times in a single speech by Barak that we have a "crisis" in our economy.

But he told the Chinese "I think that not just the Chinese government, but every investor, can have absolute confidence in the soundness of investments in the United States."

And last week he told us the crisis he previously mentioned 25 times, was "not as bad as we think."

Sounds like a typical politician--talk out of both sides of your mouth. Scare the population into giving you more power while trying to convince others that the problem isn't all that bad.

Great "change," Barak. In the words of our genius Vice President, "give me a *&#king break."