They're on to him, finally

Two events this past week suggest Obama's days in the White House are numbered.  The first was the recall vote in Wisconsin and the second the WH presser at which O pronounced the private  sector economy was "fine".  Coming on the heels of the comfortable win by Governor Walker in his recall election, Obama's line suggests he's seriously out of touch with reality.  Presently over 23 million Americans are out of work or looking for work and in either event nothing  is "fine" in an economy producing as few jobs and opportunities as ours.  Walker's recall election victory in a traditionally liberal blue state tells all the socialists in the country that the "jig is up".  It is also clear that democrats are nervous and many have given up on Obama's chances in November..  It is amusing to watch some of the "talking heads" on so-called news program panels moving away from their previous slavish pro-Obama stands to much more  critical positions. Even the always reliable Lanny Davis, a frontline political advisor to Clinton, has turned highly negative.   Ah yes, even the rats are leaving the sinking ship.  Good riddance.  Meanwhile our peripatetic president attends fund raisers at such a clip, (more at this stage of the election cycle than both Bushes and Clinton combined!) that it's hard to keep track of his physical whereabouts.  It's usually a good bet that he's either in Hollywood with his flaky pals George Clooney, et al, or in New York where the other big money pot is, or in one of the battleground states he has to win stay employed for the next four years. Obama would do well to dust off his curriculum vitae, get some competent ghost writer to help embellish it, and begin looking right now.  This is not the best of times to have to look for work, especially if your work experience and record is iffy.