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The anger the American people have for the president about the terrible economy and other issues is a powerful source of energy to tap into. The Obama campaign is not doing that. It is running Hillary Clinton’s campaign, not the slick, inventive guerilla attacks of Obama ’08. They are running a very Establishment Campaign against an Establishment Guy. What they should be doing is putting the entire Republican Party on trial. How did Romney get the nomination in the first place? Why aren’t any GOP heavyweights running? Every GOP heavyweight is sitting this one out because every one of them knows they would not be acceptable to the wingnut extremist fringe of their party, the cousin-marrying Jethros who have taken over conservative politics. The Obama campaign isn’t asking those questions, isn’t providing the checklist of presidential initiatives either rejected or watered down to nothing by GOP obstructionism. Forget Romney’s record, the Congressional record is real, easily available, and spells out a pattern of borderline treason by elected public officials who chose, en masse, not to govern but instead capriciously kept the economy bad so they would have something to hammer the president with come 2012. These are the facts. They are not in dispute. The Obama Campaign is doing absolutely nothing with them.

Islamic Protests Threaten Obama Campaign

NEW YORK TIMES
The upheaval over an anti-Islam video has suddenly become Mr. Obama’s most serious foreign policy crisis of the election season, and a range of analysts say it presents questions about central tenets of his Middle East policy. These questions come at an inopportune time domestically as Mr. Obama enters the fall campaign with a small lead in polls.
His policies escaped serious scrutiny in the initial days after the attack that killed four Americans in Libya last week, in part because of the furor over a statement by Mitt Romney accusing the president of sympathizing with the attackers. White House officials said they recognized that if not for Mr. Romney’s statement, they would have been the ones on the defensive.
Images from the past week of American flags being torn down and burned, an Islamic flag being raised and embassies being overrun by angry mobs introduce a volatile element into a re-election effort in which foreign policy has been a strength. Some critics and commentators were already evoking the images of the Iranian hostage crisis that doomed another presidency. READ FULL ARTICLE

Iran To Have Nuke
In 6-7 Months

REUTERS
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netan-yahu warned on Sunday that Iran was just six to seven months away from the brink of being able to build a nuclear bomb, adding urgency to his demand that President Barack Obama set a "red line" for Tehran in what could deepen the worst U.S.-Israeli rift in decades.
     Taking to the television airwaves to make his case directly to the American public, Netanyahu said that by mid-2013 Iran would be "90 percent of the way" toward enough enriched uranium for a weapon. He again urged the United States to spell out limits that Tehran must not cross if it is to avoid military action - something Obama has refused to do.
     "You have to place that red line before them now, before it's too late," Netanyahu said on NBC's "Meet the Press" program, adding that such a U.S. move could reduce the chances of having to attack Iran's nuclear sites.
     The unusually public dispute between close allies - coupled with Obama's decision not to meet with Netanyahu later this month - has exposed a gaping U.S.-Israeli divide and stepped up pressure on the U.S. leader in the final stretch of a tight presidential election campaign.   READ FULL ARTICLE