Obama: The Insurance Salesman That Wouldn't Leave

From WSJ.com today: '"It's always a bad sign when a chief executive tells members of Congress of his own party to ignore the politics," says presidential historian Al Felzenberg. "It usually means he's got a bad product."'

 

Sort of reminds me when someone selling insurance comes to your door, and you say no, but they just won't quit, and you're stuck in the awkward position wondering what to do, because you can see that they're reasonably nice, but that they're just not listening to you...