an incumbent president should not be where he is now that spells trouble. when you look at the number within issue, jobs, economy, debt and deficit, the direction is going in the wrong way for president. overall, you ve got 75% of the american people saying this country is in the wrong direction. whichever candidate makes it out university primary at the end of this calendar, i think we are going to have a lot of horsepower we have the issues behind us. the most important piece is this isn t like it was in 2008. this is not an open seat. the president has a record. and policies that he has to defend. i think he s on the losing end of those policies. it is interesting, if you look at the generic polling that came out also rasmussen earlier this week, you gut a generic gop candidate against the president, 46%, the president comes out with you 42%. when you break it down to specific names, the president seems to do better why is that if you are talking about a
infrastructure. roads, railways, runways. these are the sort of projects popular with the public and for politicians including many of those endangered democratic politicians heading into november because they can point to the projects. they do get jobs flowing quickly and that s what the president wants to do. we are two months away from an election where democrats expected to inflict have heavy losses inflicted upon them. unemployment rate, 9.6% spells trouble. tried to accentuate the positive. the economy growing too slowly to create the kind of jobs to bring that unemployment rate down. there you see it, 9.6%. the president now the so-called hard pivot, almost a cliche now. foreign policy focus last week to the economy this week. today, he s got the speech in milwaukee. on wed, he travels to cleveland and will unveil new, more new economic proposals including a