There is a clear author, and the website looks like the site of a fairly legitimate magazine, "The American." The information has no basic errors, and while it is clearly an opinion piece, the facts check out against other sites I saw. The article was published in 2009, and it covers a good scope.

The article has two very clear authors, each with a mini bio to establish their credentials. There are no basic errors but there is no indication as to where they got their facts, and it is clearly presented as an opinion piece. The scope of the info is good, but it isn't current as it was published in 2001.

The article comes from the Huffington Post, a fairly legitimate site, but there is no clear indication of author. The article contains legitimate information as well, no spelling/grammar mistakes and it has links to other sources like the Wall Street Journal and CNN which verify the information presented. The article is essentially the facts on Obama's policy overhaul. The article is from 2009, right after the information was published from the government. All links are current and up to date. There is enough coverage for an understanding of the issue, plus links to longer articles on other websites.

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