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that our President isn't helping keep Republicans out of power. i'd say that he is partially responsible for the size of the shellacking. And he's on a downhill course.
He is paying politically because many of the people who worked for him and voted for him are feeling betrayed by him. I know that first happened to me when he failed to invite a representative contingent of pro single payer experts to his Health Care Summit. He promised a debate, but instead we got managed news. I could care less that Obama didn't support single payer or a public option. What pissed me off is he's afraid to debate the facts with qualified experts who do support a single payer solution. he knows he would lose the debate, so he avoids the debate. Yet, he promised a debate. So I feel betrayed because I really did work so hard to get him elected.
Unfortunately, no matter how much someone tells you how you should feel, you pretty much feel the way you do. You seem to see Obama as a hero. At least that is how I've interpreted your ubiquitous championing and defense of Obama from any and all perceived criticism, accountability, or bad publicity.
I see Obama as just another politician. He's a liar and he will say whatever to get elected. I would hope that the good that he produces would outweigh the bad, but he's not above accountability, he's not above suspicion, and he's not above being voted oanut of office if he continues to exercise such poor political and moral judgment.
I mean, wasting billions on tax subsidies for billionaires is obscene while we have families living on the streets. So trading in Obama would be a far better deal for far more Americans than would be keeping him and going along with the bad deal he negotiated.
Unless of course you don't care that the loss of those billions of dollars to subsidize the wealthy could be keeping families off the streets and in suitable housing.
We don't have to pay that price when a simple and quick resignation could achieve the same thing in a heart beat. I think you, the President, and congress should consider it.
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