.."It is always possible that the opposition could pay for its current attitude at the polls. However, what is certain is that the current situation is doing a great deal of damage to Obama’s credibility. As far as the public is concerned, it is the president who is ultimately responsible if advances are not made; it is the president who needs to find the power to make changes.
"Public support for Obama is down to 40 percent, with only 30 percent of the U.S. population optimistic about the country’s direction. Although his name cannot yet be said to be toxic, there is a notable lack of interest among Democratic electoral candidates in featuring the president in their campaigns." ...
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