Dems Already Fixing The Blame To Bury Obama When He Loses, Another Disposable Dem in Their Crosshairs

Dems are famous for eating their own, and they're already firing up the rotisserie for Senator Obama as they have the inevitable buyers remorse after the DNC screwed Hillary up, down and sideways, and now they're all privately and some publicly wishing they had her on the top or the bottom of this ticket of failure .

Especially now after McCain's brilliant trump card throwing Governor Sarah Palin into the ring to slay the Obama Myth, which she has absolutely done without nary a bat of her eyelashes.

AND SO THE SUCKERS LOSE IT AGAIN, 12 in a row tootsie roll it's looking like more and more every day...

The look of a worried and nearly defeated man, and is it me or are they dying Obama's hair Grey to make him look older? I noticed that in the O'Reilly Interviews as well.

Autumn Angst: Dems fret about Obama -

David Paul Kuhn and Bill Nichols - Politico.com: "Polls showing John McCain tied or even ahead of Barack Obama are stirring angst and second-guessing among some of the Democratic Party’s most experienced operatives, who worry that Obama squandered opportunities over the summer and may still be underestimating his challenges this fall.

“It’s more than an increased anxiety,” said Doug Schoen, who worked as one of Bill Clinton’s lead pollsters during his 1996 reelection and has worked for both Democrats and independents in recent years. “It’s a palpable frustration. Deep-seated unease in the sense that the message has gotten away from them.”"

Joe Trippi, a consultant behind Howard Dean’s flash-in-the-pan presidential campaign in 2004 and John Edwards’ race in 2008, said the Obama campaign was slow to recognize how the selection of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin as McCain’s running mate would change the dynamic of the race.

“They were set up to run ‘experience versus change,’ what they had run [against Hillary] Clinton,” Trippi said. “And I think Palin clearly moved that to be change [and] reform, versus change. They are adjusting to that and that threw them off balance a little bit.”

A major Democratic fundraiser described it a good bit more starkly after digesting the polls of recent days: “I’m so depressed. It’s happening again. It’s a nightmare.”

Adding to Democratic restlessness, McCain has largely neutralized some issue advantages that have long favored Democrats.

This week’s USA Today/Gallup poll reported a split on which candidate “can better handle the economy”; 48 percent chose Obama while 45 percent said McCain. In late August, Obama had a 16-point edge on the issue.

Also this week, an ABC News/Washington Post poll reported that when voters are asked “who can bring about needed change to Washington,” McCain still trails Obama by 12 points. But in June, McCain trailed by 32 points.

That shift in the public’s perception of the issues, in Democratic pollster Celinda Lake’s words, “tremendously concerns me.”

Lake joined other Democratic veterans, some speaking not for attribution, in emphasizing a classic liberal woe: that the Democrat let the Republican define him. continued here, 3 pages worth

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