Obama admits his failure to convince Americans his policy and its achievements

President Barack Obama said he did not succeed in convincing Americans eligibility policy and the achievements that have resulted from, and at the conclusion of a week in which his Republican opponents to grab a majority in the House of Representatives and thus control over the fate of future reforms.
Obama said in an interview with «CBS» offered clips Friday at «We have focused the bulk of our efforts on what we have done» during the first two years in office «to the point where we no longer we pay attention to that provision was not only to enact laws but to convince people too» .
He added, «we have not succeeded so far in this area», pointing to the «I acknowledge my responsibility in this area and this is to study closely from now on».
On the other hand, "said Tom Donilon U.S. national security adviser said he expected that Republicans continue to support the administration's strategy in U.S. foreign policy in the wake of their control of the House of Representatives.
And Abizaid Donilon said, told reporters traveling with President Barack Obama to India «was clearly since the start of this administration to determine our efforts to pursue U.S. interests and follow-up tightly and we have a very strong support from both parties, we expect the continuation of this type of support is the best case as we see now».
It is expected that Obama is under pressure to adopt more aggressive foreign policy, such as the use of more force in Afghanistan and to keep the troops there longer period after the Republicans made gains in the Senate and received a majority in the House of Representatives in midterm elections that took place on Tuesday.
For its part, announced that Nancy Pelosi, a member of U.S. House of Representatives for the Democratic Party, they want to remain the leader of her party in the Council in spite of his defeat this week during the midterm elections for Congress by the Republicans.
And the right of the conservative party in the House of Representatives Baldemoukratiin biggest defeat since their contracts last Tuesday, where he won more than 60 seats to be able to do so critically on the control of the 435 seats. And decreased the majority of Democrats in the Senate sharply.
The victory was like a crushing blow to the president's agenda Barack Obama's legislative and paid most of the critics have speculated Pelosi to step down as leader of the Democrats.
And as a divisive figure among voters, Pelosi became the center of Republican attacks during the elections.
Pelosi announced she will stand again for the leadership of Democrats across the account on Twitter social.
He said that the decision was «driven by the urgent need to provide jobs» and safeguard the achievements of the Democrats regarding the reform of the health care system and financial regulation during its presidency of the Council. The Republicans set up their election campaign on the basis of cancellation of most of the legislative agenda for the Democrats.
Pelosi said in a statement the longest in the later of the day «We have no intention to allow our achievements great because back».
In the case of re-election, Pelosi will become the minority leader in the House of Representatives.
It is expected that the so-called Republican John Boehner, majority leader, is currently President of the Council.
On the other hand has ruled out U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton Friday to run for president in 2012 or 2016, saying that the United States must be prepared to take a woman as president but will not be the same.
In interviews in New Zealand showed the failed presidential candidate in the 2008 election outright that it does not plan to run again despite talk of which contributed to the loss provoked by the Democrats that belong to them in the midterm elections for Congress on Tuesday.
In answer to a question by station «T. 3, New Zealand »on whether to exclude the presidential election in 2012 and 2016, Clinton said, according to the American press« Yes, yes I am happy doing what I'm doing as secretary of state ».
In a separate interview with Television New Zealand, Clinton said she hoped that the United States is prepared to accept the appointment of a woman presidency of the country, adding «should« investigation »it».
In her question about the possibility of becoming is, she said, «Well. I am not but it would be a person and very nice to come to countries that have already proved able to elect a woman to the highest government positions in their systems ».
Clinton is visiting New Zealand, which includes a list of former ministers and heads of two women Helen Clark and Jenny Shipley part of a tour in Asia and the Pacific will take nearly two weeks, ending in Australia, which holds the presidency of the Minister Julia Gillard.