so the right wing is using a couple of small gubernatorial victories to slam Obama...

[Deja Q]

Note, all of this is hypothetical hyperbole. I agree with the Obama supporters on plenty of issues and I agree with the Obama detractors on other issues. I am merely stating, paraphrased, what I've read in the news today. Nothing more. Nothing less:



Questions:

1. How much validity is their claim?

2. If everyone else is saying "This sends a warning, President Obama needs to act and not sit on the sidelines", what happens if he doesn't?

3. IF President Obama is siding with insurance and other companies and staying out of things for the sake of them, what makes anyone think voting for Republicans will do any better for any change of any sort, next year? (Don't forget, folks like Carly Fiorina are saying we need to improve on the current system rather than rebuild from scratch -- she's obviously in bed with the obvious (like she'd ever be on the side of the people on Main Street voting for her), never mind her record as a CEO and other executives -- she is incompetent to open a tin of horny sardines, much less be a proper political figure...)

[Kurt_and_Hunter]

1. New Jersey and Virginia are not small states. Try less spin.

[applegrove]

2. Like someone just wrote on the DU, the real race was in New York and and Palin

crowd lost.