By Michelle Malkin
National Review Online
November 3, 2010
On the eve of a historic midterm-election upheaval, Pres. Barack Obama tried to walk back his gratuitous slap at Americans who oppose his radical progressive agenda. "I probably should have used the word 'opponents' instead of 'enemies' to describe political adversaries," Obama admitted Monday. Probably?
Here is an ironclad certainty: It's too little, too late for the antagonist-in-chief to paper over two years of relentless Democratic incivility and hate toward his domestic "enemies." Voters have spoken: They've had enough. Enough of the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize winner's rhetorical abuse. Enough of his feints at bipartisanship. Whatever the final tally, this week's turnover in Congress is a GOP mandate for legislative pugilism, not peace. Voters have had enough of big-government meddlers "getting things done." They are sending fresh blood to the nation's Capitol to get things undone.
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