Hillary has a huge problem: Barach Obama's view of his place in Amerian history. And, it just might spell the end of her chances to become the next president.

Monday the 4th,  Obama took his arrogant self into  a room full of Democrat donors, and promised that his "project"  (of transforming America),  would continue well into the future,  after he is gone from power.   While reports of this meeting,  give us this arrogant claim,  it does not make mention of the fact that his "project" has taken the Democrat Party from its strongest position in history,  to its weakest position of influence since 1928.  He was talking to a donor-class that is thinking about the future of their party and the viability of the Obama agenda,  undefined in the public arena,  still,  after more than six years,  with no promise of such a definition ever being presented for public consideration. 

There is a reason why Obama refuses to define and present his agenda.  Why,  you ask?  Well,  it has to do with the old TV show,  “Father Knows Best.”  There is little that Obama pursues as "agenda,"  that,  in the end,  meets with the approval of the people.  The threat of disapproval by the electorate,  demands that he keep his plans secret until the moment they are actually made policy.  In spite of this reality,   he is seriously convinced that he knows best  . . . . . .  popularity be damned.  In the real world,  we call this "delusional." In Democrat Utopian-Party Politics,  we see this as normal behavior. 

Take ObamaCare, for example,  a  Progressive  program that is only 10% complete after five years,  (9 million policies written with 160 million to go,  by the end of this year) or, the  2009 Stimulus that promised the repair of our infrastructure, but,  was only used to refund Democrat operatives and union interests,  invested in Obama’s election battle.  

My point?  The public has never polled a majority approval on either of these matters  (as two examples of a pathetic list of failures).  Oh,  they want ObamaCare to work,  but they know it is a mess.  And, they are beginning to realize that forced membership will become unaffordable within the next five years  . . . . . .    then what?!

I could go on and on,  with a list of failures  (his Middle East peace initiative,  his claims that Iraq was "strong, stable and sovereign,"  his "red line" in Syria,  his spying on our allies  (Brazil,  Germany, France, to name a few),  his spying on the press  (120 Associated Press reports among others),  the failure of the "recovery,"  the fact that our labor force is at its lowest total in 36 years,  his refusal to work with Democrats and Republicans in Congress,  and etc.).

The point is this:  his "project,"  his agenda,  is not sustainable as a path to power,  for the Democrats,  and Democratic leadership knows this.  In this meeting,  Obama promised to remain a politically active force right up to election day,  something that must sound more as a threat than a welcomed promise.  

Look,  elections are about a change in direction.  Obama's fantasy,  as a one-time political Messiah,  is that his work here on earth,  will never to done.  He believes that he,  alone,  has set in motion the kind of national politic the world has always wanted.  "We are the ones we have been waiting for,"  are his words,  words that are proving to be the death of "progressivism" for the next several decades. 

Hillary has no choice,  but to move away from Obama.  And he has no intentions of allowing this to happen.   How she negotiates this issue,  will determine much of her success as the party's nominee,  and,  ultimately,  her success as the candidate.  I think she is in an impossible situation.