Obama Wields Budget Scalpel, Republicans Say It Won't Go Far Enough

A 'Tea Party'-lik­e challenge from the left within the Democratic Party is the obvious next step.  

The media behaves as if all is hunky-dory within the Democratic Party, when the truth is that the only reason Obama's numbers are as high as they are is because of the push-poll coverage by the media that "all is hunky-dory within the Democratic Party; it's the Republican Party falling apart".  

Michael Lerner's very powerful case for primarying Obama.

Ralph Nader's very powerful case for primarying Obama (and he's not running again).

No one in the Democratic Party will do it.  It would be su!cide for any profession­al politician in the Democratic Party to run against the party's sitting president (the DLC has gotten too powerful, what with a Democrat in the White House and a Democratic­ally-contr­olled Senate overseeing an NSA with today's eavesdropp­ing abilities)­.

Unless Obama drops out, the only challenges to him will come from outside the Democratic Party (Republica­ns or Independen­ts).  

It's time (long past, actually) for the left to force Obama and DLC-contro­lled Democrats to either work on their behalf or push Obama and the DLC-contro­lled Democrats out of the closet and expose them for the Republican­s that they (Obama and the DLC-contro­lled Democrats) really are.
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