Probably the best summation of the president's reaction to the Massachusetts Miracle that I've read:

What Obama's refusal to hear Tuesday's "wake-up call" from Massachusetts shows is that his chief concern is not listening to what the public says. It is not even remaining in office. Rather, his behavior in the wake of the Brown victory shows that Obama's top concern is enacting his radical political agenda. He is an ideologue first and a party leader second.

Read the whole thing (Carolyn Glick is always worth reading).

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