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a dog's dinner of a presidency

a dog's dinner of a presidency

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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/comment/columnists/simonheffer/7273440/Barack-Obama-crumbs-of-comfort-from-a-dogs-dinner-of-a-presidency.html

Barack Obama: crumbs of comfort from a dog's dinner of a presidency

Barack Obama has one advantage that should not be discounted, says Simon Heffer.


By Simon Heffer
Published: 7:20PM GMT 19 Feb 2010

It has been a shocking week for President Obama, who was superb at not being George W Bush but not, it turns out, at being anything else. Democrats are deserting dodgy seats ahead of November's mid-terms, convinced they cannot hold them because of Mr Obama's disastrous failure to implement all those juicy campaign promises to transform America into a prosperous nation again. His grandiose health care scheme is in ruins. Unemployment is high and large parts of urban America are industrial wastelands. A poll even showed that St Barack was likely to be a one-term president, unthinkable a few months ago. He has one advantage, however, that should not be discounted: his enemies are nowhere near finding a figurehead to take him on, despite Mitt Romney's attempts to build himself up, and Sarah Palin's wooing the Right. He can console himself, too, with the thought that a failed president, against an absurd opponent, can still win: it's exactly what George W did in 2004.

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yes, so far it looks like Obama for another term, no matter how bad he does on the first.

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