His name is not on the ballot, but with Republicans on the rise, Barack Obama has a strong incentive to battle hard for Democrats in November’s mid-term elections.
But the president who twice carried his party to the White House may struggle to find a candidate willing to stand with him.
His diminished personal brand and the unpopularity of his health care law are becoming millstones to Democratic candidates — even as he warns the party faces a walloping unless its activists wake up.
Obama often complains that Congress has thwarted his plan to grow the economy since Republicans seized the House of Representatives in 2010.
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10 comments:
In forty years of voting, my votes have never been straight ticket.
That might change this time.
Two more years of this Obaminous government. And what do we have to show for the eight we've already had?
Two more years.
Lets all hope and pray it does destroy any hope for them to continue to hold America hostage.
Hope so.
Never vote for a dem. it will cost you your life's blood. this means everything. no hope, no future, no truth, no money, no job, no NOTHING. get it!!!
If we don't do it in November you can stick a fork in us. Although Obamacare is the worse just look at the IRS, Benghazi, the "green" companies bailouts that failed, "cash for clunkers failure", on and on. Question, can anyone tell me one successful program that has happened under Obama and the liberal Democrats?
Don't bet on it.
I think we should file a class action Lawsuit to Have Obama impeached...Joe could start the petition here...
In the words of Joseph Stalin (paraphrasing) "It matters not how the people vote, what matters is who counts the votes". Don't get your hopes up. That's how communism works.
I hope so, but it won't surprise me if the elections aren't rigged again. Got to take those voter ID cards away from the cemeteries.
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