As hard of a time as people seem to be having justifying a second vote for Obama, I think they're having a harder time differentiating between Obama and Bush in any meaningful sense in the first place. Taking one look at Obama's appointees was all I needed to know about the kind of Wall St. puppet leader he is. Keep Goldman Sachs in control of the treasury. Keep the Bernanke chairing the Fed. Keep biotech corporate executives at the head of the FDA and USDA (Michael Taylor, Tom Vilsack, etc.). Put the GE CEO in charge of "creating jobs," as his company sends more and more overseas. Obama needs JP Morgan Chase's top executive as his Chief of Staff. Tim Geithner and Larry Summers, yes, these are great people to have in charge. Ken Salazar, who has major ties to extractive industries, as Secretary of the Interior? Or Liz Fowler, an insurance industry lackey, to a key position at DHHS? It goes on and on.
Let's face it, the (D) voters despise with every fiber of their beings the types of corporate thieves Obama puts in charge of our regulatory agencies, who guarantee that there will be no real hope for change. Denial and deflection, however, are powerful tools with which to maintain a positive image of one's abuser.