The Sharks are swirling

I warned in earlier posts that Obama's broad and mountainous promises were going to come home to roost early and with fury. All campaign rhetoric becomes interpreted as a promise. All campaigns represent the promise of a lot of things to a lot of people. For all of its glory and adoration in the press these days, the failure of the Obama candidacy will likely be focus. They failed to focus their constituents at the close of the campaign on key initiatives they will undertake in their first days.

They seem to be playing catch-up. But, I think given the circumstances, the expectations have never been higher or broader of a President-elect. People expect him bring stability to their lives like instant oatmeal. He has a growing crowd of expectations outside his door. We see if he can overcome this challenge. As I analyzed before, his biggest fear better be the liberal left. They are coming fast and hard and don't want excuses or patience. They've had 8 years of patience unleashed and they are ready to rip.

A few examples of the growing mob:
Unions: http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2008/nov/10/unions-aim-to-collect-on-white-house-clout/
Auto-makers: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB122616278065311225.html
Evirons: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB122624781089211609.html

Expect more!

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