Strike three, is Obama out?

The election of Scott Brown will seat the newly elected senator in Ted Kennedy’s seat is noteworthy on many levels. You could say he is the game changer. Mr. Brown steps in the middle of the most controversial political environment this country can remember.

Barack Obama for the third time was summoned by the DNC to step in, shed his grace on the and save the election. As he did in two previous attempts, his efforts fell short. In baseball, the third strike out means you go take a seat out of view of the fans. Is this true in politics? Does this election represent the unraveling of the Presidential fabric and all that the Democratic arrogance has represented over the last year?

Notice the Change in the tone Senator Harry Reid has taken in the last few days. Now instead of forcing votes in the wee hours of the night, he is saying we will give Scott Brown the time to take his seat. I believe it is fair to say that Mr. Reid knows they no longer own the world and that they need to adapt a concessionary stance that is required in democratic republic.

Not so says Nancy Pelosi, she remains as oblivious to the conditions on the street as she ever has. Her arrogance continues to shine through as the beacon of the DNC agenda. Sooner rather than later, she will wake up and realize she is no longer the super woman in the Senate and she can no longer impose her will on the rest of us. She will realize the world according to Pelosi is not the real world. We live in a Republic, not a Dynasty where people are subservient to a class of elitists.

In this country, we can thank the God we trust that our forefathers established the 2nd most important document man has ever lived to, the US Constitution. In my mind I put the Bible as number one but that’s another conversation. It does appear that the Administration will be forced to abide by the will of the people, now that the followers are going to be held accountable at the voting booth; they are turning their ear away from the White House to their own constituents.

The Agenda seems to have been derailed with Scott Brown representing the first wheel that has jumped the track. Now we will see the concessions that Obama promised, the doors will open up and the Cornhusker deals will evaporate under the pressure of full disclosure. Our Government is not “Lets Make a Deal” slide of hand or pay back deal, the people know that’s the promises made during the last Presidential campaign. It seems all the broken promises are off the table now that the stalemate in our Government has been re-instated and we are backing to the get nothing done government.

So with Obama’s third loss, where is he, where are we as a country? Will he regroup and continue with the status Quo? Or will he head the tea leaves and make the necessary adjustments to deliver productivity for the next three years he has left in his term? Where does that leave us? We still need the Healthcare reform and accountability in the financial markets. My concern is that this will get lost in politics and fall into obscurity, out of sight out of mind to the complete satisfaction of the Pharmaceuticals and the Banks.

So Strike three, as in baseball, we have to sit down and take cover hoping the fallout from Scott Browns election does not damage the intent while it re-seats our Democracies checks and balances.