The effect of polls

In his weekly radio address Zeroman begged for patience, saying the economy is improving but it takes time. Isn't he the same guy who named last summer "Recovery Summer"? Nevermind, he's going to fight on (presumably between rounds of golf) because he’s attuned to the hopes of Americans who “aren’t asking for much” – just a job that covers the bills and a little financial security.

“They want to know that if they work hard and live within their means, everything will be all right. They’ll be able to get ahead, and give their kids a better life. That’s the dream each of us has for ourselves and our families. And so long as I have the privilege of serving as President, I’ll keep fighting to put that dream within reach for all Americans,” Obama said.

He also said that part of the recovery goal is to help half a million people get training for manufacturing jobs. (We still have those in this country?) Of course, he offered no explanation for the new Educartoon Dept. regulation of trade schools, community colleges and private colleges. Even though many of his own party members don't agree with it.

He also again touted the possibilities of green sector jobs, despite the European fiasco created by that philosophy. Thus proving that while he acknowledges the polls stating that he is in the dumpster because of the state of the economy, he still doesn't get it.