[cake_crumb]

It's lovely that the rainbow colored unicorn scales have fallen from the eyes of a few reporters, but it's also a ... a little Twilight Zone-ish that pieces critical of Obama are suddenly appearing in a publication that did almost nothing but court him like a drunken slut for three years.

[Darkwolf377]

Pat Caddell is my favorite Democrat. He is respectful of those who don’t see things as he does, and he truly wants what’s good for the country. He isn’t afraid to be critical of the dems, and in fact, I’ve rarely seen him being critical of Republicans.

The guy is smart and says it like it is.

[ALPAPilot]

Obama is conducting himself in a way alarmingly reminiscent of Nixon's role in the disastrous 1970 midterm campaign.

His economic policies are reminiscent of Hoover, His foreign policy is reminiscent of Carter, and he unifies like James Buchanan.

[Rennes Templar]

About time.

[Castigar]

“The Republican Party has offered no narrative or broad solution, and it has campaigned exclusively to take advantage of the negative environment.”

obama is driving the country off a cliff and they are complaining about “no broad solution”? Stopping obama IS THE BROAD SOLUTION!

[STONEWALLS]

...surprised that there’s no mention of Obama’s attack on Arizona...that state had to ask for donations to legally defend itself.

[llandres]

Thanks for posting that!

Well written article, well said. I enjoy often hearing from these two on FNC, particularly Pat Caddell. If only the rest of the Dems were as rational and honest about BHO as they are.

[BenLurkin]

[rcrngroup]

Good article, especially coming from the Wash Post & Patrick H. Caddell and Douglas E. Schoen

[hershey]

Heavens...Pigs are flying! The WashPost has declared Obama toast. Too bad they don’t tell the whole story of what’s going on in the WH. That will come out after the election and hopefully before 2012.