White House Insiders Feel Shellshocked, And Already Think It's Over For Obama

Business Insider ^ | October 13, 2010 | Joe Wiesenthal

[lbryce]

Nobody saw it coming. /sarcasm

[A CA Guy]

It is a dictatorship that doesn’t listen to the majority of the people. What else could they expect?

[puppypusher]

It couldn’t have happened to a better Guy.I just wish Obama’s Administration tanked earlier.We wouldn’t be in the economic position we’re in now.

[rrrod]

still a long fight....there are some that think being a registered Democrat isnt criminal.....

[dynachrome]

“Unexpected”

[Mr. Jeeves]

He did what he was hired to do - enact enough outrageous legislation to give the banks cover from public attention while they made themselves solvent again at taxpayer expense. He can go away now, having done his duty to his handlers and been rewarded with the chance to play President for a few years.

[17th Miss Regt]

Joel Benenson, Obama’s pollster, pointed out that even at 45 percent, the president’s popularity eclipses that of Congress,

Joel Benenson, Obama’s pollster, pointed out that even at 45 percent, the president’s popularity eclipses that of Hitler, ....

[SC_Pete]

Repeal Obamacare. Do not replace it. Let the market work.

[csmusaret]

[Monkey Face]

Things seem to happen when they are “supposed” to; in other words, when all things come together that have been building for a long time. Let’s hope the memory of this presidential fiasco isn’t short.

We have a chance to gain America back from the hands of certain death.

[Hoosier-Daddy]

“History will judge Obama that the first two years were very productive”

Only if the history is written by Communists.

[Liberty1970]

The only reason Obama's approval rating is still as high as it is, is because Dems are voicing approval in the face of the impending elections.

Once the elections are over, two things happen. One, there is no reason to keep voicing support of him for election-related reasons. Two, Dems will blame Obama for their heavy losses.

Prediction: Obama's support will drop between 10 and 15% within a few weeks of the election.

[Signalman]

Many officials worry, they say, that the best days of the Obama presidency are behind them.

The Best Days? Gee, what's coming down the pike?

[hemogoblin]

For me, his best days appear to be lying immediately ahead!

[dr_who]

It’s fun to read about this stuff, but no one can make Obama shoot himself in the foot. If the Obama regime collapses, good, but don’t count on it happening. Concentrate on being the loyal opposition, not Obamas “persecutors”.

[SunkenCiv]

Obama's approval rating in surveys conducted by The New York Times and CBS News had fallen to 45 percent last month from 62 percent when he took office -- just a point above where Clinton was before losing Congress in 1994 and three points above where Reagan was before the Republicans lost a couple dozen House seats in 1982. Joel Benenson, Obama's pollster, pointed out that even at 45 percent, the president’s popularity eclipses that of Congress, the news media, the banks and other forces in American life.

Well, the Congress has been doing Obama's bidding, and even making it convenient by applying the K-Y without his asking; the banks have been getting smeared by the Obama-bots, and by the so-called news media; and the news media isn't liked by Americans because it's a partisan shilling machine for Obama and the Demwits; the left doesn't like the news media because it actually sells ad space and charge for its product in order to earn a living. Thanks lbryce.

[B-Cause]

Nobody saw it coming. /sarcasm

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Run Sarah Run!

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[Pontiac]

“History will judge Obama that the first two years were very productive”

In a destructive sort of way.

[Honorary Serb]

....Many officials worry, they say, that the best days of the Obama presidency are behind them...

The obama Presidency never had any best days!!!!

[taildragger]

If O'Donnell, Raese, and Kirk win it is Over...