Has Obama Lost His MoJo?

Well, it is summer -- vacation time when millions of Americans are actually having personal fun, enjoying "The Dark Knight" and the bright beach, just before the back-to-school sales. It's already been a long campaign -- 19 months -- for everyone to pay attention all the time. And the interregnum between winning the nominations and getting them is a long, hot one.
Also, the down side to "fresh face" is "little-known face." Obama's still a very new character on the national stage. And though Europeans have shown they can fall in love with an American politician during one speech in a platz, Americans historically take much longer to grow comfortable with a potential national father figure.
For a large number of Americans who don't make up their minds anymore according to their parents' "D" or "R," they let the anecdotal impressions of candidates accumulate over time to create a larger, whole portrait for their gut ballot decision. The TV debates could be crucial.
Despite awfully quick denials by party officials and the smiling summit of Obama and Hillary Clinton in Unity, N.H., is the Democratic Party perhaps more severely fractured than it looks? Is race more important than many let on?
Plus the American people don't like it when others try to shove an unqualified candidate down their throats. This is what elite Hollywood and our mostly liberal MSM wolfpack press have done with "the one", Obama. Even a recent poll showed that Americans are getting tired of hearing about Obama everyday. Folks are very uneasy about Obama because they can't figure out who the "real one" is. I know I can't which means the "trust factor" goes down which inturn means less folks are willing to vote for him.
The bottom line is Obama is a big question mark and his campaign and fans will say that "Americans just don't know enough about him yet". But we do and what we see is a guy without major accomplishments and a "core" that's made out of some kind of Jello. Noooooooooo I'm afraid it's going to be John McCain's night on November 4th as the "Silent Majority" makes their "final" decision.....................................and weighs in for McCain. And also, It's a case of oversaturation. The MSM has been obsessing over Obama all year, just like with any product or celebrity there comes a point when the consumer starts rolling their eyes and turning off. Couple that with the Obama ads, videos, songs, etc. all over the net and elsewhere and it just magnifies the effect.
McCain has stared death in the eye and spit in its face more than once and he has served his country for almost 50 years.
Obama has done.... what?