I thought he had all the answers?

For a guy that told us he had all the answers, that all we needed was some hope and change, he sure is the bearer of bad tidings. He is the King of Gloom and Doom all the time. Eventually this strategy is going to backfire when Americans start wondering why the savior is so dire and that he doesn't really have a clue of a plan on fixing things...
Obama pushes economic plan; cloud over health pick | Reuters

Sat Jan 31, 2009 6:28pm EST


By Matt Spetalnick and Jeff Mason

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama sought to rally support for his emerging economic rescue package on Saturday, as he stood by his latest cabinet nominee to run into tax problems that could impede confirmation.

Obama, in his second weekly radio address since taking office, pledged to help lower Americans' mortgage costs under a new plan to be unveiled soon to help revive the financial system and "get credit flowing again."

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