I'm not really sweating the polls. I'm far more concerned with the fact that the Sec'y of Ed is promoting more Bush era policies and touring with Newt Gingrich, a man who obviously wants education completely privatized, to promote those failed policies. I'm more concerned with the failure to close Gitmo and the resignations coming from the people who were dedicated to making that happen. I'm more concerned with the economics team being as much a Republican dream team as they are the presidents actual advisers. I know the Jamie Dimon story is just a rumor at this point, but sadly it doesn't come across as being far fetched.

I'm not mentioning the problems with championing health care reform because that fight has proceeded well on its own around here.

No sir, it's not the polls I'm concerned about although there's no reason to expect they will not trend sharply downward as long as very few pieces of the progressive agenda are addressed. The actual policies are more worrisome than the polls at this point. Think about what's going to happen when the campaigns ramp up soon.

Not spazzing out here, just expressing concern.