Sarah Palin Describes Obama's Presidency: “Two words: Jimmy Carter,”

Sarah Palin describes Obama Presidency with just two words, "Jimmy Carter.” I would have used "One Termer."

CBS News reported:

…When asked what she thought of Mr. Obama’s presidency so far, Palin said, “Two words: Jimmy Carter,” and pointed to what she perceives as his political vulnerability. “In battleground states, he’s polling at 40% or below,” she told Time.

Rasmussen Poll: 58% Say Next President Likely To Be Republican

After Republicans recapture the Governorships of Virginia and New Jersey, Fifty-eight percent (58%) of likely voters think the next President will be a Republican.

From Rasmussen:

Fifty-eight percent (58%) of likely voters say it is at least somewhat likely the next president of the United States will be a Republican, according to the latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey.

Senator McCain Scores One With Conservatives (audio/video)

Senator McCain told radio host Michael Medved this morning:

"I'm deeply disturbed by those accusations because it's an unfair and untrue commentary on the American people and for them to exercise their God-given right to disagree with this administration. It seems to me that President Carter has earned his place as if not the worst president in history, the worst president of the 20th Century."

Don't you feel better about voting for McCain now?

Is Obama's Presidency Destroyed?

Reportedly, President Obama told Democrats who opposed Obamacare, 'You're going to destroy my presidency.'

From National Journal:

A telling episode recounted by Senate Finance ranking member Charles Grassley reveals the Obama administration might be more worried than they are letting on that a Republican senator's comparison of the healthcare overhaul to Waterloo might be dangerously close to the truth.

Grassley said he spoke with a Democratic House member last week who shared Obama's bleak reaction during a private meeting to reports that some factions of House Democrats were lining up to stall or even take down the overhaul unless leaders made major changes.

"Let's just lay everything on the table," Grassley said. "A Democrat congressman last week told me after a conversation with the president that the president had trouble in the House of Representatives, and it wasn't going to pass if there weren't some changes made ... and the president says, 'You're going to destroy my presidency.' "

Now, a pre-recess vote on Obamacare looks unlikely even to top democrats.

From The Hill:

Senate Majority Whip Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) on Wednesday acknowledged for the first time that a pre-recess vote on healthcare reform is unlikely.

“We’re going to take a little longer to get it right,” Durbin told The Hill when asked about the oft-stated goal of a vote on or before Aug. 7, when a monthlong Senate recess begins. “Initially we had hoped for a full vote by then, but I don’t think it’s going to be possible.”

Delaying the vote until after Labor Day would all but erase hopes of getting a bill to President Obama by mid-October, since the House and Senate versions would have to be reconciled in conference negotiations — assuming they pass their chambers.

Durbin said the bill was still largely on track, however, denying that momentum has stalled.

Bill Kristol Predicts Sarah Palin’s White House Strategy (video)

Many people think Sarah Palin resigned as Governor of Alaska to pursue her Presidential dreams. There has been much discussion about this strategy. Several pundits think this hurts her chances. Bill Kristol makes the case for her strategy, if pursuing the Presidency is really what Palin is planning.


Kristol Ball Plots Palin's Path To The White House (video)


From Politicususa:

On Fox News Sunday this morning, Weekly Standard editor, and FNC contributor, Bill Kristol predicted Sarah Palin’s path to the White House in 2012. He predicted that Palin would become a leader of conservatives, the leader of the GOP, and then president, just like Obama did. According to Kristol, Palin is just like Obama.

Kristol said, "Barack Obama ran for Senate in 2004, was elected to the Senate and the moment he was sworn in began running for president of the United States. He had no Senate leadership record to speak of. He didn’t spend much time in the Senate, certainly for the last two years of his term, He effectively had left the Senate by the time he started living in or visiting Iowa and New Hampshire in early 2007, and everyone said ooh, he can’t compete with these people with these long records, and what’s he ever done and Republicans like me we all oh he’s a community organizer, come on a one term Senator. He seems to have gotten elected President of the United States.”