>>That's his real problem here. If he somehow gets it done with so many people opposing it and finding glee is every hiccup, he can have a career as a magician after leaving office.
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>Barack Obama and many of his supporters have elevated this knee-jerk reaction of victim status to a new level.
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>They blame nearly every mistake, every issue on his opponents.

In american politics, everyone blames anyone on anything, along the partyline, even without thinking about the roots of the issue and how it can be corrected.


Its like telling the wright brothers they can not build an airplane and rubbing it in their face each time they failed. But history only remembers that they did build one and all the people who were opposing the idea are now seen as naggers



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>It's interesting that his supporters remind everyone of his two major victories by wide margins - yet also blame his failures on his opposition. That's a rather untenable combination.
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>Daily Beast Columnist Kirsten Powers, herself a mild liberal who has been an Obama fan for years, recently stated that she's stunned by an "astonishing level of incompetence". I say, "ditto" I continue to stand by what I said earlier - nearly every action that has come out of the White House in the last 12 months has been a giant middle finger to the working middle and lower-middle class.