There Is No Obama Recovery

Last week was disastrous for the White House and America’s increasingly disillusioned elitist left.  The new unemployment figures show what America has known for over a year.  Obama’s stimulus plan is a failure.  Every day Obama’s incompetence becomes more obvious even to those on the left.

A new Gallup poll suggests the November mid-terms could result in the biggest victory for Republicans in the House since 1894.  Gallup’s latest poll is absolutely devastating in its analysis of the Democrats’ prospects for November 2, projecting a 13 point lead for the Republicans based on higher overall turnout, and a staggering 18 point lead if turnout is low.

It's so bad even The Senate now hangs in the balance.  Rasmussen’s latest projection has both the Democrats and Republicans with 48 seats in the Senate, with Florida moving into the solid GOP camp, and West Virginia moving from toss up to leans GOP. Four states (all Democrat) are now in the toss-up category: California, Illinois, Nevada and Washington. This is a highly significant development, as this is one of the first polls to show the Republicans and Democrats neck and neck in the Senate race.

The economic figures are grim.  On the economic front, the news has been unremittingly grim for the Obama administration over the past few days. The latest jobs data shows that a net 95,000 US jobs were lost in September, significantly higher than the 57,000 jobs lost in August. Unemployment also rose to 10.1 percent, up from 9.3 percent in August and 8.9 percent in July according to Gallup. Among Americans aged 18 to 29, that figure was 15.8 percent.

Last week’s Washington Post/ABC News poll had an astonishing but barely reported revelation; nearly 25 percent of Democrats now believe “a return to Bush’s policies would be good,” a staggeringly high figure.  almost a quarter of Democrats say a GOP-led Congress would take the country in a new and better direction or say a return to Bush’s policies would be good.

President Bush is making an extraordinary political comeback, even though he is nowhere to be seen on the campaign trail and has kept completely out of the political limelight since leaving office. A new CNN poll reports a surge in popularity for the former president, who is now almost neck and neck with President Obama in terms of approval ratings.

“Democrats may want to think twice about bringing up former President George W. Bush’s name while campaigning this year,” says CNN Polling Director Keating Holland.

To describe this as a monumental embarrassment for Barack Obama, after relentlessly bashing his predecessor’s leadership and policies for the past 20 months, would be an understatement.

Which party are you going to vote for in 19 days? The Paycheck Party or the Food Stamp Party?  Freedom or socialism?

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