He needs celebrities to help him raise cash, but has to embarrass them (and himself) to get it
“We don’t like what he’s doing, but we understand it,” says one Hollywood fund-raising insider. “He has to raise the money. It’s a bad situation.”… “It's a mistake," a veteran Hollywood exec says flatly. “He’s supposed to be a man of the people, and he’s hanging out with Anna Wintour? Is he trying to turn the election into a celebrity reality show?” Read more here
Meanwhile, no Democrat spin can undo the damage of the Supreme Court ruling on Obamacare
Cornell
Law Professor William A. Jacobson recently predicted a lose-lose no matter how
it went: “..a total legal victory would motivate Republicans and center-right
independents much as in 2010. A total loss would render much of Obama’s first
term at best a waste of time. A split decision has a little of both bads.” Read more here
And
then, mostly flying below the radar, there’s this whole airline merger dilemma
Douglas Holtz-Eakin
and Sam Batkins: “The impact of the merger on fliers is an open
question, but it is bad news for the president. He's either a flip-flopper on
the merits of mergers or an aggressive regulator in an economy with 8.2%
unemployment. And unlike Captain Kirk, he can't cheat his way out of this
no-win scenario.” Read more here
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