Adviser losing patience with Obama

Politico ^ | September 8, 2009 | Ben Smith

[jazusamo]

Change isn't happeneing fast enough for poor little Hildebrand.

[kromike]

Obama, he said, “needs to be more bold in his leadership.”

How can the jOker be "bold" in something that he has no experience doing?

[CdMGuy]

Obama needs to be more bold??? Is this nut kidding??? If Obama gets more bold, he will stage a coup, a la Chavez, and create a dictatorship for himself. This just makes you see what a bunch of radicals surround Obama.

[Don Corleone]

“I am one of the millions of frustrated Americans who want to see Washington do more than it's doing right now,

IOW we are not becoming a Communist Dictatorship fast enough to suit him!

[Maceman]

“I am one of the millions of frustrated Americans who want to see Washington do more than it's doing right now,” said Steve Hildebrand,

And I am one of millions of frustrated Americans who want to see Washington do LESS than it's doing right now.

[RC2]

“Leadership”....what leadership? He’s simply doing what he’s told. The question is....who’s doing the telling? This guy will become even less of a President than Jimmy Carter. Now that’s hard to do but he’s going to accomplish it. His legacy will be “The worst President in US history.”

[Jeff Head]

Hildebrand, Obama's already crossed the Rubicon.

OBAMA IS A MARXIST IDEOLOGUE

AMERICA AT THE CROSSROADS

A PETITION ON FACEBOOK FOR CONSTITUTIONAL RESTORATION

[Paladin2]

"He said in the San Diego speech that gay rights was among the issues that had spurred his disappointment, mourning that after his 22 years of working for Democratic candidates, “we haven’t come very far,” according to the report. "

I guess this "guy" isn't "happy"

[henkster]

He, like most Americans, want change. Hildebrand’s problem, and now 0bama’s, is that the change most Americans want wasn’t on the original agenda. When the average American found out what changes they had in mind, the polls went south.

Reality sucks, don’t it?

[jazusamo]

I can picture Hildebrand stomping his foot saying it isn’t fair.

[jazusamo]

Thanks for the link, Jeff.

[penelopesire]

This is an ‘approved leak’ to try and make Obama look like a moderate to the millions of people that are waking up to his marxist fascism.

It’s nothing but more propaganda folks.

[ZULU]

“I gave up a lot to elect Democrats”

His soul, his brain, and his common sense.

But then, as a liberal leftist, he probably didn’t loose much.

[popdonnelly]

Politico giving us the views of the left wing. What more can Obama do? Turn us into Zimbabwe?

[Eric in the Ozarks]

Another headfake from Barry’s boys.

[Mark17]

Obama needs to be more bold??? Is this nut kidding??? If Obama gets more bold, he will stage a coup, a la Chavez, and create a dictatorship for himself.

Given time, he may do exactly that.

[EDINVA]

exactly right!

[ClearCase_guy]

“Change is not going to come by people in the Beltway deciding we should have change -- it's going to come because they're feeling pressure from all over the country.”

Oh.

Are grass-roots community-based organization efforts OK again? I think I heard that they were a bad thing, but maybe that's old news.

[popdonnelly]

From Wikipedia:

In 2005, Hildebrand joined with Paul Tewes to form Hildebrand Tewes Consulting, a campaign consulting firm with offices in Washington, D.C. and Sioux Falls. In 2004 he was the campaign manager for U.S. Senator Tom Daschle’s (D-SD) losing re-election effort against U.S. Representative John Thune (R-SD). He was also campaign manager in U.S. Senator Tim Johnson’s (D-SD) winning re-election campaign in 2002 and Al Gore’s 2000 Iowa Caucus victory. He has served as Executive Director of the South Dakota and Minnesota Democratic Parties and Political Director of Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee. He returned to his private consulting firm following Obama’s victory in the 2008 presidential election.[3] After the election Hildebrand defended Obama against left-wing criticism of his centrist cabinet picks in a controversial commentary for the Huffington Post.[4][5]

Hildebrand will work for Kendrick Meek in his 2010 candidacy for U.S. Senate from Florida, after a triumphant effort overseeing Obama’s Florida campaign in the closing days of the 2008 election.[6]

[jazusamo]

This is different, Hilde is talking about a RAT grass-roots movement.