By Toby Harnden,UK Telegraph
Obama can choose to ignore the voters at his own peril
The most ominous aspect of Tuesday’s election results for Mr Obama was that huge numbers of the young people and minorities who voted for him a year ago stayed at home while independent voters swung heavily to Republicans.
That meant that Democrats lost two Obama states – Virginia by a whopping 18-point margin and New Jersey,a party stronghold where the President himself campaigned furiously at the last minute. It also signalled that the coalition of voters that gave Mr Obama his historic victory in 2008 may well have been a one -off.
Just under two thirds of voters said Mr Obama was not a factor in their vote. But there was a very strong anti-incumbent sentiment and the economy was an overwhelming factor.
Democrats do not need to be reminded that they are the incumbents in control of the White House and both houses of Congress and that Mr Obama,despite his persistent blaming of his predecessor George W. Bush,now owns the American economy – literally,to an increasing degree,as well as politically.
he will always blame someone else. he is not mature enough to admit he is in over his head,way over his head. he must be removed from office and if we cannot get it done by peaceful means then we must use whatever level of force is required to save our nation.
Here we come Obama Your next !!!!!!!!!
2010 and 2012 here we come to bring real CHANGE and get back America.
Yes we are going to take our Country Back in 2010 and 2012 and we say good ridious to obama and all his marxists and communist and ayers and wright