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>>>>>Let's not forget he pushed through health care reform, even though it wasn't everything he wanted,
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>>>>And even more remarkable, something the majority of the American people didn't want <g> Thank God we have someone who knows what is good for us.
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>>>>Now if the dogs would just eat the dogfood ...
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>>>I am not going to comment on the opinions of the majority of American people.
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>>I agree. One of two things happen : the majority of the people are too stupid to vote for Progressive Democratic Enlightened people (who all the smart people and more importantly the cool people vote for) or they are too stupid to know when the Progressive Democratic Enlightened people they did vote for ( when they evidently weren't as stupid ) are doing something they need even though they don't want it.
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>>Stupid stupid stupid people who will not listen to their betters and do as they are told.
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>>Personally, I blame it on Fox News.
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>>( if it weren't for them we might have elected two real Men of the People like John Kerry and John Edwards. )
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>I am not going to say any more. I could and I'm not going to.

I am sure it would have been devastating and eviscerated my argument with a cold scalpel of logic and historical fact <g>

Please understand that my point is simply that you can't favor the wisdom of the majority when they vote for Obama and then decide the majority is stupid if they don't agree with what he actually does (though I grant you the first majority was definitely about form and the changed majority more directed at substance)

I also agree that the midterm will be very telling. ( and agree even further with you - and Krauthammer - that travesties like the TeaParty win in the Delaware primary are doing nothing to help.)