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The State of Obama's Presidency

Carol Platt Liebau
Carol Platt Liebau  |  January 27, 2010 5:08 PM
Tonight at the State of the Union, when President Obama promises to fight, fight, fight for everyone -- and tells us he's done a good job, considering those terrible, awful conditions he's confronted -- keep in mind his earlier, more candid assessment of the ramifications of losing the health care debate.
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Remember what he said back in July?  He said that if health care didn't pass, "You're going to destroy my presidency."

Just something to keep in mind when he tells everyone how great everything -- including him! -- is.

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