Their policies just don't work

So here we are, listening to the lamenting by the elite that Obama's not radical enough, that the Republicans aren't cooperative enough in destroying the country, that the country has never faced such contrary circumstances which, in the long run, is probably true because they've made such a terrible mess of things. Economic policies are a nightmare, every day we hear of another rope tightening around us, another set of monstrous regulations, another way to control everything we do. The truth that they can't face is that their policies are a mess; they're anti-business, anti-individualism and anti-capitalism. They're ruining industry, losing jobs and increasing union jobs with a deficit. Powerline:

Now the Democrats face the sobering reality that their policies have completely failed to solve the economic problems that they were elected to address. On the contrary, matters have gotten worse on their watch. Today's bad news--"unexpected" as always, as Glenn Reynolds likes to point out--demonstrates that the administration and its Congressional allies are still at square one when it comes to stimulating economic growth. The French news agency, AFP, can't hide itsschadenfreude at today's jobs report: "US unemployment surges to 9.8 percent in November."