A lobe divided will not stand

Rick C.
Willmar, MN     02/02/2010 12:30 AM

Don't let the facts get in your way Luke. http://www.gallup.com/poll/125345/obama-approval-polarized-first-year-president.aspx http://pewresearch.org/pubs/1178/polarized-partisan-gap-in-obama-approval-historic

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Luke J.
02/01/2010 8:24 PM

most partisan president ever? what planet are you living on? OMG! he has lost a good portion of the progressive base because they are so mad at him for venturing into the middle ground, wooing independents, sending more troops into afghanistan, wanting a deficit commission and on and on. The right is mad at Obama, the left is mad at Obama. Must be doing something right! Call him anything you want, but Pres. Obama is anything but a partisan president. i liked what nicole wallace, a republican, said this morning on Morning Joe about Pres. Obama's performance on Friday at his discussion with congressional Republicans - she said he was "scary good." It is nice to hear Republicans who can speak well of the President and Democrats when it is warranted. Maybe some of you should pay attention. BTW, I am impressed with Scott Brown so far. He is not afraid to be pro-choice, said he didn't think the tea partyer's have had much of an influence and impact, yet is a strong fiscal conservative. Good for him. More Power to him.

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Lee S.
Spicer, MN     02/01/2010 12:49 PM

Oh yeah, and, of course, its all Bush's fault! And he challanged 'anyone' to come up with a better plan for healthcare than his. The Republicans have, but he just won't listen to any opposition. Then he rails on 'grandstanding and typical Washington politics.' Good grief! He is the most partisan prez in recent history, if not ever. Oh, and don't forget how he is going to go after lobbyists, yet his administration is full of them. And on and on and on..........

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