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A Republican revival took form as the party won gubernatorial elections in Virginia and New Jersey, and the Democrats continued in disarray in New York, Texas and California. Even more dramatic was the win by Republican [[Scott Brown]] of the Senate seat held by the late [[Edward M. Kennedy]] in Massachusetts, which was widely interpreted as a referendum on Obama's policies.
A Republican revival took form as the party won gubernatorial elections in Virginia and New Jersey, and the Democrats continued in disarray in New York, Texas and California. Even more dramatic was the win by Republican [[Scott Brown]] of the Senate seat held by the late [[Edward M. Kennedy]] in Massachusetts, which was widely interpreted as a referendum on Obama's policies.
Obama's [[Recovery Summer]] in 2010 provided further disappointment ad suffering for Americans with iing unemployment, [[GDP]] growth estimates revised downward, and further declines in Obama's approval ratings. However Obama was able to maintain a steady schedule of [[List of Obama First Family Vacations|vacations]], parties and weekend get-aways at [[Camp David]]. By the Spring of President Obama's second year only 38% of voters surveyed said he deserves re-election, with 55% wanting someone new. A [[Gallup Poll]] had the president's support slipping among Hispanics and African-Americans. A large majority of Americans, 69%, believe the nation is on the wrong track.<ref>http://online.wsj.com/article/declarations.html</ref>
Obama's [[Recovery Summer]] in 2010 provided further disappointment and suffering for Americans with iing unemployment, [[GDP]] growth estimates revised downward, and further declines in Obama's approval ratings. However Obama was able to maintain a steady schedule of vacations, parties and weekend get-aways at Camp David. By the Spring of President Obama's second year only 38% of voters surveyed said he deserves re-election, with 55% wanting someone new. A [[Gallup Poll]] had the president's support slipping among Hispanics and African-Americans. A large majority of Americans, 69%, believe the nation is on the wrong track.<ref>http://online.wsj.com/article/declarations.html</ref>