During an interview with Mike Huckabee last night on Fox News, host Greta Van Susteren said that Republican Scott Brown’s victory in Massachusetts’ U.S. Senate special election this week “has awakened people there might be some discontent.” But Huckabee warned the GOP to not “get too giddy” because now Obama will probably be re-elected:

HUCKABEE: I want to be careful to not let Republicans get a little too giddy about this. Here’s the fact. I think that this was the beginning of the end of the Democratic domination of Congress. But let me go out on a limb tonight, Greta, and tell you that this is probably the beginning of the reelection of Barack Obama because he’s going to have to make course corrections that will likely put him in a much better position in his reelection bid than he would have been had he continued on this Pelosi/Reid-led disastrous trip off the cliff.

http://thinkprogress.org/2010/01/22/...ma-reelection/

I'll agree with Mike Huckabee that Republicans shouldn’t get too giddy.

But by the same token if the economy doesn’t improve, Obama may as well pack it up and head back to Chicago. The George Bush excuse is only valid for at most two years, that gives Obama two and half more years too pick it up or pack it up.

I'll guarantee that a bust or undesirable effects on health care bill that is being pushed thru right now will equate too walking papers. Just look at the credit card bill, the credit card companies took advantage of time lent too jack up interest rates before the bill became law.

I’m hoping for success over failure, because that is what is in the best interest of our country.