Fernando wrote:The fact is, whether he's right or whether he's wrong, whether he's up to the job or not, he's facing a Herculean uphill struggle on a par with that of Sisyphus. He's got zero political experience, a very limited number of experienced staff and no established party backup. Imagine if NIgel Farage were to become Prime Minister tomorrow: he'd be under similar pressure but a little bit more preoared for it. They're in effect both leaders of fringe parties and in both countries fringe parties have the odds stacked against them, regardless of what the voters might wish for.
Funny, Obama seemed to get everything he wanted, Jammed it down the throats, and the media said nothing...