Alternate title: “man who said his ascendency stopped the rise of the seas and healed the earth says he didn’t overpromise” (The Politico) Barack Obama offered a spirited defense of his presidency in an interview that aired Sunday on “60 Minutes,” framing the 2012 election as a “contrast in visions.” Stressing that the views that got him

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Man Who Accepted Nomination In Front Of Greek Temple Says He Didn’t “Overpromise”

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Daily Caller – One thousand forty-one days into his presidency, Barack Obama’s approval rating is lower than any other U.S. president in modern history at this point into a first White House term.

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On ‘Day 1041,’ Obama approval rating hits record low
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Daily Caller – One thousand forty-one days into his presidency, Barack Obama’s approval rating is lower than any other U.S. president in modern history at this point into a first White House term.

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Obama: Transparency? Who Needs it?

On October 29, 2011, in Uncategorized, by AlexisChristensen28

-By Warner Todd Huston In another breach of trust between President Obama and the American people, Obama has once again broken a promise to change the business-as-usual habits of Washington. As a candidate and early in his presidency Obama claimed he’d bring an unprecedented transparency to Washington. But now it looks as though he’s Okayed his

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Daily Caller – As President Barack Obama struggles to pass his jobs bill and unemployment remains stagnant at 9.1 percent, the president’s approval rating has dropped again, tying the all-time low measured during his presidency, according to Gallup’s daily tracking poll.

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Poll: Obama’s approval rating ties all-time low
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Obama Faces Deepening Voter Pessimism

On September 6, 2011, in Uncategorized, by NatK

Obama will try to launch a comeback amid the lowest approval ratings of his presidency and a sense of foreboding among voters who are increasingly questioning his skills and priorities, a WSJ/NBC News poll says.

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Who Else Might Abandon Obama by 2012?

On August 25, 2011, in barack obama, Uncategorized, by moshesharon

At some point, some aspiring Republican president — perhaps Rick Perry or Mitt Romney — has to make pitches to as many of Obama’s disappointed high-profile supporters as possible. A big rollout of disappointed Obama supporters switching sides could start a cascade effect, and knowing the thin-skinned, defensive, always-demonize-the-opponent instincts of the Obama team, might get them trashing their former supporters. Start with Mort Zuckerman , publisher of U.S. News and World Report : Mr. Obama seems unable to get a firm grip on the toughest issue facing his presidency and the country—the economy. He now asserts he is going to “pivot” to jobs. Now we pivot to jobs? When there are already 25 million Americans who are either unemployed or cannot find full-time work? Does this president not appreciate what is going on? Keep reading this post . . .

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The timing of this CNSNews report published early Friday about a definitive statement made by President Obama seems particularly eerie given the fact that Standard & Poor’s downgraded the U.S’. credit rating Friday evening for the first time in history . The rather foreboding report delved into a flashback of Obama circa 2009, in which he stated that his presidency would be a “ one-term proposition ” if the economy did not turn around on his watch in ” three years .” His statement, made that February, puts Obama less than six months out from his three-year milestone. “Look, I’m at the start of my administration. One nice thing about the situation I find myself in is that I will be held accountable . You know, I’ve got four years,” Obama told The Today Show’s Matt Lauer on  February 1, 2009 . “A year from now I think people are going to see that we’re starting to make some progress,” said Obama. ”But there’s still going to be some pain out there. If I don’t have this done in three years, then there’s going to be a one-term proposition .” One wonders if, as 2012 approaches, Obama will still think it “nice” to be “held accountable.” Watch Obama’s words come back to haunt him here:

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Obama Flashback: My Presidency Will Be ‘A One-Term Proposition‘ if Economy Doesn’t Turn Around in ‘3 Years’

Note this unheralded story in Politico today: Suddenly, President Barack Obama is talking about housing again… The renewed attention to the ongoing housing crisis reflects a sense of urgency that had been largely absent from Obama’s message in recent months, when he described the housing market as “tough” and an area of “concern” and counseled that “it just takes some time” for the policies his administration launched to provide some relief. Obama focused early in his presidency on the impact of the crisis on American families, but his economic message had shifted toward broader job creation initiatives, even as many of the housing problems remain. Keep reading this post . . .

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After 30 Months, Obama Notices His Housing Policy Hasn’t Worked

AP – Golf shoes in the Oval Office could have been a clue.

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Obama golf shoes could have been clue to bin Laden
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