There are a number of things. The way he handles things like this ACORN problem. Instead of admitting he was involved with ACORN but things have changed, because that's harder to explain, he just denys involvement.

                      Turning his back on public financing really puts the entire process in doubt. It's back to whoever has the most money wins.

                      But when he said he was going to leave the Office of Faith Based Initiatives open, I really lost all hope.

                      At this point, I'm just going to sit back and watch what happens.