Tuesday's election "tsunami" isn't all about Obama failing; it's also about his success at implementing a leftist agenda, and about those in Washington, Republicans and Democrats, who have helped him burn this nation down.
We are 13 days out from 2 November, a date all observers (with the quaint exception of the White House) admit will be a midterm election political "tsunami", and we are seeing a genuine meltdown of both the media and political elite, two groups not happy at all with the new American revolution called the Tea Party.
A couple of years back or so I interviewed the Pakistani politician Imran Khan for a newspaper article in which he predicted the country faced a "tsunami" in the next elections: "I think the first genuine revolution will come in Pakistan.
Thus, if they did propose to start implementation immediately, they would lose the 2012 elections in tsunami.
It has released a self-styled "tsunami of data" since the election, including: government departmental spending over £25,000; the salaries of senior civil servants, the huge Treasury Coins database; and hospitality gifts to ministers.
In descending order, they were the economy in the United States; the unrest in the Middle East; the 2012 presidential election; the earthquake, tsunami and ensuing nuclear disaster in Japan; the killing of Osama bin Laden; and the shooting in Tucson in which six were killed and Representative Gabrielle Giffords, Democrat of Arizona, was critically injured.
Since the April 2010 elections, a political tsunami has swept over the country.
Do you want a Senate and House that will rubber-stamp his judicial choices, push his disinclination to nation-build into outright isolationism, break down the wall between national spirit and religious spirituality, and inundate future elections in a tsunami of soft money?
Earlier this year Prime Minister Najib Razak blamed his Malay-dominated coalition's weaker performance in the May general election on a "Chinese tsunami" - Chinese voters deserted him to back the opposition.
