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From: LindyBill3/19/2010 10:08:18 PM
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CHANGE: Rasmussen: 43% now strongly disapprove of Obama, same as Bush when he left office. "Imagine how unpopular Obama would be if the press and the late night comedians (who are at least as important as the press) treated Obama as they treated Bush."

UPDATE: Desperation time:

This was the candidate who created a cult of personality, who told us he represented the "New Politics," who was going to eschew politics-as-usual, and who would be post-partisan, post-racial, and post-ideological. Now he's a handful of votes away from a humiliating defeat. No wonder it's desperation time. His possible failure would not be a mere political failure; it would be the obliteration of his own mythology.

Should he squeak it out, Obama's "victory" would come with a heavy price. Gone is the image of a policy sophisticate (try watching that Bret Baier interview a few times without wincing). Gone is the "moderate" moniker. And gone is the notion that he'd usher in a new era of less contentious and less corrupt politics. (It's a new era, perhaps, but hardly a better one.) There is no mistaking now the depth of the campaign deception. The public has figured out what he is all about. And increasingly, they dislike what they see.

Yeah, he's even managed to disappoint me, and my expectations weren't all that high. pajamasmedia.com
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