President Obama, it turns out, is good at basically one thing: getting elected.
Nearly all of the other skills of politicians and statesmen, such as persuading the public, crafting compromise, helping his political allies, are absent in Obama. Tuesday’s results — destruction of his party’s Senate majority, and losses in the House — reinforce that Obama’s political prowess is limited to his ability to make people pull the lever for him or cut him a check.
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