The Achilles Heel That Could Engulf Obama
Wednesday morning brought a flurry of discussion about Tuesday elections along with this statement from a newly re-elected politician. “Those who want to work with me are most welcome, regardless of whether they opposed me in the election or whether they supported me in the election.” And with those words, Hamid Karzai began his new term as Afghanistan’s corrupt president.
Politicians and pundits are fairly consumed this week about whether Tuesday election results in New Jersey and Virginia constitute a rebuttal of the Barack Obama administration or some other cosmic signal that predicts the November 2010 future for Democrats and Republicans. Read more »
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