The problem most con men face is they can't fool the same mark indefinitely. They either need to move on to other gullible targets or risk being exposed as the lying manipulators they are. Four years is an impossibly long time to keep a con going. Six months seems to be about the limit for President Obama. Even among Democrats his approval rating has slipped in the last month by 10 points and though that still leaves him with 82 percent of his party faithful, his overall approval rating is down to 57 percent. (source)

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Some may think 57 is still good - more people approve than disapprove, right? The problem with that kind of thinking is 49 percent is awful. As soon as more people disapprove than approve, the con is over. No more pushing through irresponsible legislation, no more weakening the country's standing with incompetent foreign policies.

Two states are currently giving Mr. Obama an ominous look at the future of this country under his brand of leadership. California is teetering on the verge of bankruptcy after years of liberal spending and unsustainable entitlement programs. And in Ohio, the president's approval ratings dropped from 62 percent in May to 49 percent this month according to a new Quinnipiac University poll. This makes that very important swing-state the first in which his job approval has dipped below that magic 50 percent level. (source)

The question is not whether other states will follow but when and which states will be next. Probably not the kind of landslide Barack Obama wanted but the one he's almost certainly going to get if he doesn't abandon his already failed policies.