Gallup has produced a poll with shocking (to the mainstream media) good news about the public’s views on the prospects for America: About six in 10 Americans say it is very or somewhat likely that today's young people will have a better life than their parents did. The latest reading marks continued improvement since the low of 44% in 2011 but is still not back to the level of 66% measured in February 2008. Gee, let's think: what began in February 2008?  That's right: the presidency of Barack Hussein Obama, who urged us to get used to the "new normal" of low job growth, which was "here to stay."  And then there were the endless apologies to foreign nations and peoples for America's sheer awfulness and historic crimes against humanity. So the rebound under a president who exudes optimism, determination, and love of country might be natural.  The fact that the economy took an abrupt upward turn, and...(Read Full Post)