Anyway, he’s gone campaigning

http://www.usnews.com/usnews/politics/bulletin/bulletin_090217.htm

Obama Promoting Agenda In Key Battleground States

Media reports are casting President Obama’s trip to Denver (where he’ll sign the stimulus bill this morning) and Phoenix as an attempt to boost popular support for his economic agenda. Moreover, says the Los Angeles Times, the tour “reflects a decision by the president to escape the Beltway and touch base with the rest of the country at least once a week” and a recognition “that congressional Republicans were gaining traction in the debate.” The Politico says that “in turning their fire on the capital’s process-and-power-obsessed political class,” Obama’s aides are “actually indulging in a time-honored Beltway tradition.” Both Arizona and Colorado “are…key to Obama’s reelection strategy,” notes The Hill

Feb 17, 2009 – 8:01 am

Well, be my guest. If he were not a pompous sociopathic narcissist and a puppet, I’d give it some chance too. He is constricted, though, by the interests that facilitated his position and more so by his perception bubble that reflects his distorted worldview. Chances on the scale 1 to 10… 0.

Tomorrow, he could return from his romp with Michelle restored and all aglow with confidence and toss a big bomb into American politics.

Obama could return on Tuesday and confound every expectation we’ve seen written by VETO’ing the Spendulus bill with a note attached recommending it be sent back to Congress to enlist more Republican support.

Imagine it, guys: in one felled swoop he would impress most of BC’s commentariat with his combative inclusiveness, and restore tens of millions of productive Americans’ faith in his ability to carry out the duties of his office.

We live in an age of surprises, and Obama wants to be a Star. By tossing Pelosi some cooked crow tomorrow, he could actually become one.