"Democratic governors fret over Obama’s record; Election anxiety brews over economic strategy" by Liz Sidoti, Associated Press | February 22, 2010
WASHINGTON - Eight months before the first midterm elections of Obama’s presidency, most Americans are frustrated with, even angered by, persistent unemployment and gridlock in Washington. Democrats fear voters will punish the party in power.
The most visible face of his party, Obama has watched his own popularity drop over the past year. He will bear at least some responsibility for the outcome in November, and Democrats are looking to him for political fixes.
In interviews at the National Governors Association’s weekend meeting, several Democratic governors faulted the White House for losing the communications war against Republicans over what Obama has accomplished in his first year....
Hard to communicate nothing.
Several Democratic colleagues agreed, and lamented that voters thought Obama focused too much on overhauling the health care system. Others were concerned that Obama might appear to be out of touch with the concerns of Americans....
Even as they raised concerns, Democratic governors insisted that the White House has started turning things around. “The stars are aligning,’’ said Governor Jack Markell of Delaware....
Pffft!
It's a Democratic eclipse you are seeing, dude!
Amid the Democrats’ worries, Obama got some credit yesterday from a Republican governor. Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger of California criticized members of his party for attacking the president’s economic recovery plan.
You are leaving soon, Arnie, and no one cares what lies you tell now.
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Maybe you guys can get religion like Obomber:
Obama’s spiritual life takes more private turn
Yeah, have faith even if he does not.
Also see: The Patterson Probe
