You mean like Obama needs another OKC, DUmmies?
[youtube=425,350]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R_0Ixm21tn8&feature=player_embedded[/youtube]
I'm not so sure he really did strike a lasting chord with Oklahoma, except in the eyes of those who were already enthralled with him to the point of softballing all his interviews, like Dan Rather, Whore-aldo, and everyone at NBC. While everyone justly hated McVeigh, the fact the entire thing was indirectly brought about by Clinton and Reno policies resulting in the Waco massacre was not lost on people, especially after it was established pretty early on that there was no substantial continuing threat. The booming economy, between the dot-coms and the peace dividend, combined with a heavy dose of triangulation, were what made him popular, combined of course with his congenial-if-sociopathic facility for lying to anyone about anything.
In Obie's case, it's inevitable that the economy will cyclically recover to some degree in the next two years, despite his best efforts to f*ck it up worse. He'll benefit to
some degree from that, but so will the GOP image since it will coincide with the power shift in Congress. The two effects will largely cancel each other out if economic recovery is lukewarm-to-modest, it would take runaway boom times over a year to 18 months of that for Obama to get a disproportionate benefit from it.
