End of Obama's Honeymoon
washingtonpost.com 3/15/2009 — Two months into his presidency, it is far too soon to make any judgments about Barack Obama's prospects. All we really know is that he has assembled the rudiments of an administration and launched a batch of ambitious but unproven initiatives.

What honeymoon? (video)
youtube.com 3/20/2009 — If the last two months are the media's idea of a honeymoon, all we have to say is good riddance.

The Honeymoon: Still Over!
powerlineblog.com 1/14/2009 — In The Honeymoon: Over Before It Began! , I noted that Islamic protesters in Indonesia were blaming Barack Obama for Israel's attack on Gaza even though he hasn't yet been inaugurated. This calls into question, as I put it in that post, liberals' ...

The Day Obama's Honeymoon Died
agonist.org 2/5/2009 — In the last 24 hours, that golden halo that was over Barack Obama, is over. The Senate is about to gut his version of the stimulus bill, creating a bill that is "all tax cuts, all the time" and far too small to deal with the economic crisis. Obama ...

Honeymoon watch: Do not end it too soon
tigerhawk.blogspot.com 1/18/2009 — There are still three days before Barack Obama actually becomes president, and already there are bloggers linked by Glenn Reynolds (as sure a sign of cred on the thoughtful right-o-sphere as there is) who imagine they can see the end of President ...

Obama's Labor Honeymoon Continues, Despite Gay Anger
onthehillblog.blogspot.com 12/23/2008 — President-elect Barack Obama may have angered gays and others with his invitation to a controversial pastor, but he appears to be continue to enjoy a honeymoon with another key Democratic constituency: organized labor.

End The Honeymoon
tnr.com 2/13/2009 — There are many good things to say about the stimulus bill. But all in all, it wasn't as good as it could be: It's probably too small and too skewed toward tax cuts, and particularly cuts for upper-income people who won't necessarily spend them. The ...

Obama's honeymoon with Americans still going strong
politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com 3/11/2009 — WASHINGTON (CNN) – Sixty-one at 50. President Barack Obama is halfway through his first 100 days in office and he's still enjoying a honeymoon with the American public, according to an average of recent polls. Obama's job approval rating ...

The Honeymoon: Over Before It Began!
powerlineblog.com 1/4/2009 — Many liberals have what strikes me as a touching faith that the election of Barack Obama will cause America to be better loved by people around the world, including those who are ideologically hostile to the United States. They take seriously the ...

IS THE OBAMA HONEYMOON STARTING TO FADE? We’re not there yet, but there are early signs. In the c…
pajamasmedia.com 1/17/2009 — IS THE OBAMA HONEYMOON STARTING TO FADE? We’re not there yet, but there are early signs. In the current dust-up over Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner’s tax problems, even the left-wing Seattle Post-Intelligencer editorial page has ...

POLITICAL HOT TOPICS: Wednesday Dec. 3rd, 2008 — CNN Political Ticker 12/3/2008
CNN: GOP Senate win in Georgia means Dems can't halt filibusters Republican Sen. Saxby Chambliss claimed victory Tuesday in the Senate race in Georgia against Democrat Jim Martin, killing Democratic hopes of gaining enough seats to halt ...

Richardson Tapped for Obama's Cabinet — WSJ.com: Politics And Policy 12/3/2008
Obama is set to name New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson as his Commerce secretary nominee, adding the first Latino to his fast-filling cabinet.

Gates has much to navigate in new administration — CNN Political Ticker 12/3/2008
New administration, old problem for Gates. WASHINGTON (CNN) — Since 2006, he has garnered an image of fixing problems at the Pentagon — he was the anti-Rumsfeld, and his time was to be short. But Defense Secretary Robert Gates now ...

Live-Blogging Obama’s News Conference — WSJ.com: Washington Wire 12/3/2008
President-elect Barack Obama will hold a press conference today in Chicago at 11:40 EST where he is expected to name New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson as his nominee for secretary of commerce. Richardson served as energy secretary in the Clinton ...

A Bush on the Ballot in 2010? — WSJ.com: Washington Wire 12/3/2008
Susan Davis reports on politics. With Florida Republican Sen. Mel Martinez retiring in 2010, there is a deep bench of potential candidates in the Sunshine State—the most prominent being former Gov. Jeb Bush , who is reportedly mulling a ...