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Ohio voters would deliver President Bush a 50 – 42 landslide victory, if President Bush were to run against President Obama today. In 2008, Obama carried the state by over 260,000 votes.

The national poll numbers are also signalling a landslide victory for conservatives. A recent Gallup poll showed that likely voters preferred Republicans over Democrats by a 10% margin – the widest margin in 68 years.

This poll is further evidence that Obama is out of touch with Americans. On virtually every issue – whether its healthcare, tax hikes, bailouts, or the recent Ground Zero Mosque controversy – Obama has defied the American public. If Obama continues to alienate the American people, I anticipate that the Republicans will form a historic majority in the house and capture the senate.

If we use history as a guide, there is no reason to believe that Obama will stop siding with the Liberal establishment against the American people.

The November 2010 elections will be more than a referendum on Barack Obama – it is setting up to be a battle between conservatives and socialists. The success of the Tea Party Movement and the defeat of left leaning Republicans is evidence that conservatives are winning.

Despite the liberal spin, 2010 is not an anti-incumbent year. It is an anti-bailout-Obamacare-big government-left wing baloney year. The American people do not care whether a candidate has voted in congress before – just how they voted. Incumbents will, obviously, fare poorly in the elections after voting for the Obama agenda. But they are losing because of their votes, not their incumbency. Anti-incumbency is the left’s great excuse.

It’s time that liberals wake up to reality. Americans have rejected their socialist agenda.

Tags: Barack Obama, Conservatism, Democratic Party, Elections2010, George W. Bush, Liberalism, Republican Party, Socialism, Tea Party