Obama In Panic Mode!

With the Senate White House on the verge of losing its 60 vote majority, the Obama administration has gone into a frantic panic mode. The voters in Massachusetts are close to sending the White House a loud and clear message that they have had enough of the status quo by electing Scott Brown.

The ever increasing displeasure over ObamaCare continues to grow and now the Administration is scrambling for ways to salvage it before a win by Scott Brown would disrupt their apple cart. With so much needing tending to in Washington, Obama spent today in Boston and other scheduled stops along the way trying to jack up Martha Coakley’s campaign. Hopefully, it’s a little too late and Obama will be faced with INCLUDING the Republicans in dealing with the rising cost of health care. All the payoff, side-deals will fall by the wayside such as the one with Nebraska Senator Ben Nelson which he has now asked to be removed from the bill. (Wonder if it had anything to do with him being booed out of a pizza parlor the other day) The closed door deals with union officials will be another casualty.

Obama still hasn’t fulfilled his campaign promise that his administration would be transparent and now the voters in Massachusetts will be the very first to let him know that his campaign of HOPE was just a lot of BS. It has been reported that over 50% of the voters in MS are now independents and only 11% Republicans. That, along with dissatisfied Democrats is all it will take to kick Obama in the shins and get him to come off his throne and work with both sides of the aisle.

Even though he spent today in MS, the Democrats seem to have accepted the fact that Coakley can’t win Tuesday and are, once again, behind closed doors planning a strategy that would allow them to ramrod through the unpopular health care bill before Brown would take his Senate seat.

Massachusetts had a killer, Ted Kennedy, as their representative for almost 42 years, much too long for someone who was too drunk to save Mary Jo Kopechne, who drowned in the car he drove into a river.