Obama's Push for Health Care Reform May Use Up His Political Capital  

This week Barack obama and his administration has accused cable news of causing the uprising of the American people.
Nancy Pelois and Harry Reid has called the American people that are standing up to voice their concerns un-American AstroTurf right wing terrorist lead by the republican party.
Three weeks ago the same democrats was like chiming bells saying the republican party can not even organize a child's birth day party.
The only cable news actually doing the reporting is Fox News.
This must be correct because Barack Obama this week has attacked Bill O'reilly of Fox news.
Van Jones of Obama's green administration has attacked Glen Beck of Fox News by going after his advertisers.
It has been reported over half the American people are saying they do not trust this currant administrator.
In your opinion will this time around with health care will it go down like it did under the watch of former Bill Clinton?


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Barack Obama promised on the campaign trail to change Washington if elected president, and he rode a wave of support based partly on that pledge all the way to the White House.

But change doesn't come cheap, and securing health care reform may wind up costing him much of that support -- known in Washington as political capital.

There already are signs that Obama's support is waning -- notably in his approval rating -- as he and Democratic leaders push to pass an overhaul of the nation's heath care system. And many of the people attending legislators' town hall events this month are voicing outrage and skepticism.

"That's really a big problem for a president that's persuasive but suddenly half the country says I just don't trust you," Stuart Rothenberg, a political analyst, told FOX News.

The shift in public tone toward Obama and his agenda raises fresh questions about how much political capital he has left,

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