Can Democrats successfully distance themselves from Obama? Alex Bratty of Public Opinion Strategies joins Allen Barton, Terry Jones and Alex Epstein. 

On today's Front Page, Allen Barton, Terry Jones and Alex Epstein tackle the Terry Savage Lemonade Stand controversy.  The Chicago Sun-Times columnist wrote an op-ed about a lemonade stand whose young proprietors gave the product away.  Savage argued this was wrong, and a liberal backlash ensued.

Front Page dares to explore this sensitive topic.  Watch it now.

Is there any hope for the private sector when a President and the Democrats appear intent on increased government control of the economy?  

"The situation in Egypt is making investors nervous. The Suez Canal is still a huge trade hub for goods from China and for Mideast oil. What are economic repercussions of the unrest in Egypt?" -- Allen Barton 

"There had been many depressions in the past. Recovery had almost always been quite quick and complete; usually in one or two years...yet this time the depression persisted. And the reason it persisted was because these New Deal actions...had the effect of...distorting the normal forces that would have exerted themselves to bring about recovery." -- Dr. Robert Higgs, The Independent Institute 

As Obama struggles with the BP oil spill, history could be repeating itself.  Is another energy crisis on the horizon?  Front Page dissects recent poll numbers and finds surprising opinions on offshore drilling and the Gulf.   Hear Allen Barton as he talks to Alex Bratty, of Public Opinion Strategies, Alex Epstein from the Ayn Rand Center, and Terry Jones of Investors.com.

"Obama won the Nobel Prize for peace. He should have won the Nobel Prize for literature because it's all fiction." -- Terry Jones 

"Sometimes you spend money and it is productive, and sometimes you spend money and it is destructive. If the government pays GE to buy a bunch of Chevy Volts, and then GE reports higher profits, it doesn't mean it was good economically" -- Alex Epstein 

"The Commerce Clause has already been inflated so much that we basically can't do anything without the government's permission". -- Alex Epstein 

"From the policy side, the devil's in the details." - Alison Fraser