Drudge is running this article under the headline "Credibility Gap." What's interesting to me is the complete delusion these people are suffering under, such as the idea that Obama needs a 9/11 to bring people together. How hideous is that? He needs a devastating terrorist attack to "command confidence"? What kind of a leader needs that? This is typical of a Clinton advisor; they always viewed 9/11 as an advantage for the Republicans because of the tremendous patriotism it invoked in the hearts of Americans.
In this next paragraph, note that the anonymous democrat thinks the public doesn't know what Obama believes. Do they simply not perceive that many people DO know what Obama thinks and we don't like it? When will it occur to them that the public is now more informed than the politicians? I wonder how many Americans read the health care bill as opposed to the people who voted on it. And why are the always anonymous? Is anybody afraid of being bullied? Afraid of repercussions?
His own people are unsure of what he believes; in addition, they think he hasn't been decisive enough. No one apparently remembers the "I won" comment; surely Obama has left the tawdry details to his thugs Pelosi and Reid but he has been a complete bully about the way he's handled just about every issue.
These people are delusional. We're onto 'em and they don't like it; they're confused because they can't see the truth right in front of them. They finally have the world the way they want it and it isn't working and they're not happy. They're not happy because they are greedy and they want even more control and power than they have now.
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