If there is one thing that is making it difficult for the United States to recover from this deep recession it is – UNCERTAINTY.

Under the umbrella of uncertainty there is concern about jobs, the economy, housing, taxation, financial institutions, health care, war, cap and trade, big government and most of all where the Obama administration is taking this nation.

Never before have so many critical elements of our economy falter at once under a president with a socialistic agenda, launching ill-advised programs such as health care reform, cap and trade, addressing questionable global warming and fostering big government and wealth re-distribution, while the nation is broke.

President Obama wants to share the bounty when there is no bounty to share.  And with respect to personal wealth sharing that should be an individual’s right and decision, not one involving the government.

He wants to tax for war, health care, cap and trade and global warming at a time when we have an unemployment rate of 17.5% and are $12 trillion in debt.

He is spending when we should be saving in order to pay down the debt.

Tax upon tax, upon tax will not create jobs – it will do the reverse, taking the job market further south.

Obama is disincentivizing the entrepreneurial drive, taking away from all the “American Dream” and turning capitalism into socialism.

Instead he should be cutting taxes thus creating jobs, stimulating the economy by encouraging  corporate growth and assisting small business, a sector of the economy that provides more jobs than any other.

The motto at the White House, however,  is “never let a crisis go to waste,” when it should be “waste not want not.”

It appears that he wants to neuter the dollar and is well on his way to achieving this goal in order to create a new world order, perhaps with an impotent United Nations.

No matter where he travels he apologizes for America’s past in order to strike the difference between his policies of socialism and his perception of past mistakes.

He has an agenda, most of which he didn’t share with the people while campaigning for the office.

The agenda is radical and follows the thesis of Saul Alinsky and Cloward & Priven to hasten the fall of capitalism by overloading the government bureaucracy with a flood of impossible demands, thus pushing society into crisis and economic collapse.

The umbrella of uncertainty is a mind set that will thwart recovery as long as it exists; the danger being, reaching the point of no return on the slippery slope toward big government.