"Obama Misunderestimates Why He Won the Presidency" By Clark S. Judge, recounts the beginning of the slide and how it relates to misreading the electorate:
"There are limits to what a great communicator can accomplish if he is communicating the wrong message. In the last few weeks, Barack Obama has been receiving a lesson in this truth and learning, perhaps, too, that he, in the words of his less audibly gifted predecessor, “misunderestimated” why he won the presidency. ...
"On Sunday the prolific and (over the last two presidential elections) the nation’s most accurate pollster, Scott Rasmussen, reported that 40 percent of likely voters now “strongly disapprove” of President Obama. On Inauguration Day that number stood around 15 percent, with “strong approval” ratings over 40 percent (today “strong approvals are down to 29 percent). This is a big and in some respects unprecedented change in a very short time. What is going on?"
Read the rest of Mr. Judge's column:
http://hughhewitt.townhall.com/blog/g/e6322ded-311f-4ba9-b0c4-141d441422da
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