Headline from Reuters: Employees at the Environmental Protection Agency, the Department of Housing and Urban Development, the Internal Revenue Service and the Office of Management and Budget stayed home Friday. Response from RightChange: good.

We’ve never seen an administration full of so many know-nothings. After a series of scandals rocked the Obama administration, Republicans pounced on the opportunity to demand answers on the IRS targeting, media snooping, and a terrorist attack cover-up. Whether it was an official testimony or a press conference, the leaders of all these agencies plead ignorance or cast blame – which led us to ask what the need for their job was in the first place. Now it’s becoming clear that these scandals are merely distractions from the ultimate scandal.

Why...at this point, does America even need a President? It is a legitimate question worth asking in light of recent events. We have now learned from President Obama that he is not responsible for the IRS, The Department of Justice, the Treasury, the CIA, the FBI, or the State Department –all of which have run amok under his administration. Multi-year Cover-ups, scandals, and intrusions of freedom have surfaced over the past couple weeks and Mr. Obama has claimed responsibility for none of it. Who is in control of the United States government?

Hillary Clinton asked Congress, “What difference does it make?” in regards to their attempts to uncover what went wrong during the Benghazi attacks? A question we are learning has a series of answers. Here’s the latest.

We know what Republicans think of Obamacare and we could take a solid guess at what Democrats thought of it after they ran against it during the 2010 elections. Fast-forward to 2013 and we really know how Democrats feel about their landmark healthcare legislation. Last week, Senate Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus, one of the health reform law's chief authors, referred to Obamacare as a “train wreck.” This week, the Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid agreed with him.

Let’s face it, the economy sucked before the Presidential elections. Political strategists everywhere thought at the end of the day, people would cast their ballot for the candidate who had the capacity to get them a job. In fact, Romney was poised to win on the economy alone. For a long time there was a question mark over how the Obama campaign machine could run on a record of a measly 300,000 private jobs added and a 1 million job loss in the public sector since he took office. Somehow, Obama’s team convinced the public (with the help of Bill Clinton) that nobody could have created jobs with the massive recession Obama was handed. America bought it. Now we still haven’t added enough jobs to cover what was lost in the recession and every jobs report that comes out is barely enough to...