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The '''Obama Administration''' is the Executive Department portion of the U.S. government under [[liberal]], [[Democratic Party|Democrat]]  President [[Barack Hussein Obama]]; it began on January 20, 2009 for a term of four years. [[File:Obama-poll.jpg|thumb|330px|Excitement for Obama was very high before people understood his plans; enthusiasm has plunged as criticism beomes sharper and strong opponents grow more numerous than strong supporters]] President Obama had a bad summer of 2009, as his popularity slumped, his party weakened and opportunities for celebrating achievements happened. Contentious town-hall meetings attacked the injustice of his health care proposals, unemployment grew, the stimulus did not stimulate, Democrats bickered more than usual, grim forecasts of failure came from his generals in Afghanistan, dark suspicions circulated regarding his motives for speaking to schoolchildren; accused of socialism, he was brand in Congress as a liar. He was criticized first for not making his case, and then for overexposure, as he deliberately put into the shadows everyone in his cabinet.  Obama’s inexperience in domestic and foreign affairs worsened his troubles. Expectations of a Republican revival, a wild pipedream in the spring, became realistic as the party led in the gubernatorial elections in New Jersey and Virginia, and the Democrats continued in disarray in New York, Texas and California. Conservatives predicted that it will soon be 1994 in America again.

The '''Obama Administration''' is the Executive Department portion of the U.S. government under [[liberal]], [[Democratic Party|Democrat]]  President [[Barack Hussein Obama]]; it began on January 20, 2009 for a term of four years.   President Obama had a bad summer of 2009, as his popularity slumped, his party weakened and opportunities for celebrating achievements happened. Contentious town-hall meetings attacked the injustice of his health care proposals, unemployment grew, the stimulus did not stimulate, Democrats bickered more than usual, grim forecasts of failure came from his generals in Afghanistan, dark suspicions circulated regarding his motives for speaking to schoolchildren; accused of socialism, he was brand in Congress as a liar. He was criticized first for not making his case, and then for overexposure, as he deliberately put into the shadows everyone in his cabinet.  Obama’s inexperience in domestic and foreign affairs worsened his troubles. Expectations of a Republican revival, a wild pipedream in the spring, became realistic as the party led in the gubernatorial elections in New Jersey and Virginia, and the Democrats continued in disarray in New York, Texas and California. Conservatives predicted that it will soon be 1994 in America again.

==Economic Policy==

==Economic Policy==