Is Obama Winging It?

By MJK | February 25, 2009

Obama’s first days as President are a dichotomy. His overall ratings remain high, while agreement with his specifics since he became President are not. Many in America have put their faith and hopes in him, and will continue to do so for as long as they believe that the economy was inherited by Obama, not created (or worsened) by him.

Still, this split in Obama’s popularity, versus the approval rating for his specific acts as President, does provide credence to the view that Obama is “winging it.” That’s at least what conservative Karl Rove thinks. See Is the Administration Winging It? (Wall Street Journal 2/18/09).

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I was born and raised in Washington DC, the capital of politics. I have a background in law and finance, and have funded and consulted for various technology-related small businesses. I currently reside in New York city. I truly enjoy discussing, debating, and thinking about global political and social issues. After many years, I was encouraged to start my own blog so that I could share my ideas at large, and learn from the comments and interactions with the general public. From an ideological perspective, I would consider myself a moderate-conservative, but often take centrist positions on certain issues.