National Journal "For all of these problems, though, Obama has enduring strengths. Americans like him, and they like the idea of him. They believe he has their best interests at heart. They seem to understand that he surrounds himself with people who genuinely want to search for solutions, even if they get them wrong. And he has significant accomplishments to his name: the New START arms control treaty with Russia, the advancement of civil rights for gays, an education policy that is promising, a financial reform bill that shows signs of being tougher than expected."
Why Hillary Clinton must run in 2012 "To be fair, Hillary voters never fell in love with Obama, they just fell in line. Their relationship is less like a Julia Roberts chick flick and more like a Bengali arranged marriage.
"Because of their arrangement, Hillary-loving Obama voters are quick to jump ship whenever Mr. Hope-and-Change looks like he's getting played again by his political opponents, is in over his head or is dissing their girl." Remember that Clinton is still a socialist; Obama just has a way of making her look like William Buckley.
Who Still Supports Obama? "One other interesting thing to note about the study is how students plan to get information about the 2012 campaign. Their first source is major national newspapers, which I assume means the New York Times and I assume they read online. But their second source of information about the 2012 campaign will be Facebook and friend statuses. "
Washington Times "If [you] want to lower the cost of health care but left out tort reform, you might be a socialist lawyer.
