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White House Backing Away from Wisconsin?

Rasmussen reports that 48% of likely voters agree with Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker, while 38% agree with the government union protestors.

Perhaps it's not surprising that, in light of those numbers, that The White House is trying to play down the reports of its involvements in the protests.
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Either way, perhaps some of the most insightful discussion of the stand-off has come from PajamasMedia's Richard Pollock, who explains why involving themselves in the Wisconsin protests has been a significant strategic miscalculation for both The White House and Democrats generally.

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