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RedState.Com Editor Erick-Woods Erickson:
– Everyone is getting blame for Barack Obama's failures except Barack Obama. Bill Daley gets blame. Tim Geithner gets blame. Even the Jews are getting blame. Henry Waxman says Jewish voters voted GOP in NY District 9 because they wanted to protect their wealth. All this begs a question: why not take Carville's advice and fire someone if these people are to blame?
– One of the more pertinent pieces of information from Ron Suskind's upcoming book on the administration is that the experts and wise men in the White House are undermining the President, preferring not to do it his way. Is this because they are that arrogant or because they think he is out of his league?
– Rasmussen had Rick Perry ahead of Barack Obama in a head to head match up. After two debates? Perry is down six. It's not fatal, but the D.C. GOP will be nervous.
Firedoglake.com Blogger/Founder Jane Hamsher:
– A Lost Decade on Every Front: Policymakers Must Resolve the 2000 Inflection Point
– Late Late Night FDL: Conversation With The Devil
– Most See Unemployment as America’s Top Problem
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