
It’s been a 1 ½ years since Mr. Obama took the oath to uphold the constitution so help me God. Many were skeptical of his politically moderate jargon and wondered what lurked behind the smile and promises. A man who spoke so loud “for the people” has turned into deaf ears. From every angle the President seems to ignore the voice of America and slap us with policies he believes will ultimately be good for the people. We know how health care turned out, cap and trade is still on the table, oil drilling has been stopped even though the court overturned that decision and Arizona has been slapped with the silliest lawsuit ever created. However, I do believe that Mr. Obama’s detachment from reality is finally catching up with him; even within in his own party. As of now, Mr. Obama’s overall approval rating is 43 percent compared to 65 percent back in January 2009. When we break it down into groups, polls show only 40 percent of Independents approve of Mr. Obama’s job performance compared to 66 back in June 2009. Perhaps the most profound is his approval rating within the Democratic Party. Right now, 84 percent of Dems approve. That might not sound low but compared to 93 percent a year ago it’s a big dip. The crazy thing is, there is no secrete to the snowballing approval rating. When you sneak by congress and appoint a super far left head of Medicare who believes in wealth redistribution, it’s going to make a lot of people mad. Or how about when you sue a state for upholding federal law when other sanctuary cities remain untouched (being a sanctuary city is illegal by the way). It’s no secret now that Mr. Obama IS a socialist. If you don’t believe me just research any of the policies in this post. With more radical policies in the pipe, Mr. Obama’s rating will continue to drop as disillusioned Americans realize the true agenda of the progressive movement. People are waking up and Mr. Obama has a choice to make; represent Americans or find another place to rent.