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I did not vote for President Obama and do not approve, like or support most of his political views but with that said, I was sure that he was going to unite the country, black white, republican democrat, east west … you get the point.  The one thing I did not consider was Reid Pelosi.  I believe the dynamic duo have pulled him so far that they have assured him of being a colossal failure as a president.  He has gone back on almost everything he has said in the campaign and in my opinion, is actually going to push this economy into years of general malaise (i.e.:Europe).

Bring on Brown as he defeats Coakley in what amounts to a total refuting of President Obamas first year in office.  So what next?  Reid and Pelosi are bullies, bullies from small districts that are pushing their crazy agenda that most democrats don’t like and all republicans can’t stand.  With the  Coakley loss the bullies took the  proverbial punch in the chin that always  shuts a bully up.  Now, President Obama has to run this country in a bipartisan  way and bring the republicans back into the political spectrum and into the discussions.  Reid and Pelosi have one more year as leaders only to never be heard from again.

Now, when he was elected, President Obama brought some degree of optimism, even to those of us who did not vote for him.  Like JFK before him (I was not around but I have heard) he was bigger than the party and stepped above partisam politics.  President Obama will now be able to move back to that position without the pressure of tweedle dee and tweedle dumb and move this country in the direction that is best for the country and not democrats or republicans but the whole country.

A Coakley win will ensure the most disasterous bill ever being passed, the economy in a free fall and a certain 1 and done for our president.  A Coakley  loss will put this country and our president back on the road to  greatness and four more years for President Obama.