no, but how he deals with it now that he is in the oval office most certainly is. throwing good money after bad, pushing a costly and ineffective agenda and endorsing usurious taxation are no way to pull this country out of its tailspin and anyone with two brain cells to rub together could probably tell you as much. the corrupt, free spending policies of both republicans and democrats have sent us to the brink and what we need is sensible legislation, not just more of the same. government has allowed itself the luxury of catering to unions, special interests and the liberal elite for the sake of a few votes and business as usual is just what this administration campaigned against. instead of attempting a new direction, brak and his crew have merely increased the pace of the spending spree and left us at the mercy of an even more enormous debt in the hands of foreign investors. given the tax and spend tendencies of the democrats, we should have known this would happen, but we blindly swallowed the obvious lies of these political animals and have no one else to blame but ourselves.
apologizing for brak's rather perverse robin hood syndrome and defending his policies by blame shifting is the last thing we should be doing. these idiots are our employees and their feet should be held to the fire. there is no excuse for the broken promises and ineptitude. unless we are willing to endure the pain of recovery and demand that our representatives cut down on the handouts that are driving us to bankruptcy, the downward spiral will continue. the calls for even more entitlements and do nothing social programs have to be ignored, even if it costs a few votes. bowing to the pressure of special interests and the greed of the electorate may be the way to get re-elected, but that is not the job they were hired to do.