I may not understand just what you mean by the term, but if you think I’m somehow breaking my association or support for Obama, then I failed to make myself clear.

I fully support him just as I did when I voted for him. In voting for him, I simply picked him as the “best and brightest” out there, and so be it. I was careful — I thought — to clarify that I see him as neither “Messiah” or “Anti-Christ,” as many extremists seemed to think him to be.

But that doesn’t mean I’m happily skipping down life’s pathway saying, “Now Obama’s going to fix everything and everything’s going to be okay.”

No, I have NOT disassociated myself from Obama — but I no more blindly support everything he does than I have blindly supported everything ANY politician has done in my lifetime.

I am willing to express concerns, even skepticism, and still support the new Administration’s efforts.

But friends and foes alike admit there’s no sure-thing fix with any economic plan. We’re clearly in a mess and NO ONE really knows how to get us out of it.

Less than 30 days in, he has committed us to 1.2 trillion above and beyond our current deficit, with an additional 2-4 trillion to be asked for as part of a ‘bad bank’ creation fund. Ergo, potentially a 5.2 trillion expenditure beyond the half trillion dollar deficit we were already running at.

Additionally, he is trying to reform health care under the guise of a stimulus plan – as a way to avoid the normal discourse that all of us would participate in during the normal course these topics are usually presented in.

The Democrat party is controlled by far left liberals and is no longer representative of the Democrat party that existed in the 1900s.