The Democrat Party must decide whether it wants to go down with the US Obama or not. So must individual Democrats, especially those in vulnerable re-election races.
The exodus from Obama appears to be gearing up as many predicted it would.
J. R. Dunn has a good piece describing the disillusionment with Obama
It appears that the left is washing its hands of Obama. In recent days we’ve seen a number of left-wing spokesmen ranging from Bill Maher to Frank Rich dismissing Obama as a disappointment — too centrist, too moderate, not at all the American Lenin they’d ordered. Even Mark Halperin, who would fracture his nose if any Democratic politician ever stopped short, dismissed the messiah as a “dick” on MSNBC.
The primary reason is simple:
Obama does not exist as a separate entity, but only as a momentary expression of the liberal dogma. Liberalism will still exist long after Obama is gone — or so they hope. So if it comes down to a choice between the messiah on one hand and the creed on the other, the messiah has to go. (I need scarcely point out that this is the traditional fate of messiahs — false ones in particular.)
Read the full piece at American Thinker.
