[TheRealThing]

His presidency was doomed from the outset. Leading with his chin, he enjoyed a super majority in both houses and consequently, Republicans were summarily shut out of his signature legislative effort to initiate universal health care. That continued up until the mid terms of 2010, when Republicans took back the lower house and began trying to restore normal function to the Congress.

His (Obama's) ideological vision and thus his agenda, had the effect of ripping control of governance across the board, out of the grasp of the majority as guaranteed in our founding documents, and investing that control instead in the hands of the minority and special interests. That's the change part of the "Hope and Change" slogan. Ironically, the funding for all this change is being extorted from the majority in the form of increased taxes under the guise of 'paying your fair share,' the newly coined 'economic patriotism,' and 'income inequality.' All dodges for redistribution of wealth. So, not only is all this social upheaval being foisted upon the good folks of this country, they're paying for it. Of course, to maintain this liberal juggernaut of "change," it is necessary for Dems to at least hold onto the Senate so that Harry Reid can continue to ignore legislation coming up from the house which may be in any way construed to be a threat to that agenda.

Otherwise, if Republicans retake the Senate, they will redouble their efforts to restore the Congress to the more familiar operating standards of pre-2008. I believe Mr Obama could have conceivably been one of the more charismatic Presidents of recent times. Had he embraced the interests of America and not just the ones he wanted to endorse, I believe America would have embraced him. As I have said, Republicans were sent to the Hill to govern on behalf of their constituents. Not working with Republicans and not dealing with them has disenfranchised 100 million voters.

You'll have to agree RV, our President has summarily dismissed the combined wisdom of those gone on with nary so much as a wince of discomfort. The fortunes of this country ain't some lab experiment we can just toss into the dumpster if it should go awry. Caution therefore has been cast to the wind because one election can change everything and the pent up frustrations of the liberal are like the waters of discontent backed up behind Hoover Dam. I'm very concerned about all of it.