It was Jon Stewart's fault

[ChairmanAgnostic]

If only he had invited Obama to his rally, it would have changed . . . . . . . . . . nothing.

Actually, there is one person who should take the most blame. Some guy who quit his daytime job to go run for mayor in Chicago. The messaging from this White House has been miserable. The repeated efforts to compromise, even before the GOP would even make a demand, proved to be their undoing. Not only did they look weak to the GOP, they looked weak to Americans. Rahm, take a bow. From having a huge majority, planned and executed by your enemy Howard Dean, you managed to screw it all up.

The real kicker would be this. Much like Condi Rice got a promotion for royally fucking up her job, could Rahm get a promotion to Mayor of Chicago by fucking up his?

[nmbluesky]

1. blame for that..

Oh please...nobody blame.. just blame to Tea Party.. ok

[Barack_America]

2. At least there's less Politico "anonymous White House source" articles since he left.

In fact, I can't recall any at all.

[ChairmanAgnostic]

3. that is nice, isn't it?

[seabeyond]

4. then again, we could blame all the south and middle country when obama did anything progressive

they bulked at the socialism and took back their vote from 2008. the east and west stayed with progressive and dems.

[jwirr]

5. I have been without internet and cable for a good week. How many

showed up for his rally?

[ChairmanAgnostic]

6. 250,000

easily three times more than the Republic of Beckistan.

[Poboy]

7. "PULL OVER NOW!!! You're going to be on Glenn Beck tonight!!! -nt

[ChairmanAgnostic]

8. now that is scary. Luckily

I saw the ad with the cute bikini wearing girl right below your post, so I smiled anyway.