Grading the Obama Administration
After Obama's first few months in office, TIME's Senior Political Analyst Mark Halperin assesses the early performances of key White House and other Washington players
Expelled from the White House and from control of both chambers of Congress (through their own mistakes as well as external factors), the party's chief Representatives continue to flounder in terms of legislative wins and public popularity. Still employing a scattershot pattern of attack and exhibiting a failure to promote the consistent personalities and positive policy messages essential in order to have a fighting chance against the Obama megaphone.
—By Mark Halperin
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