This graph shows you how in late July, Obama took a hard hit. This is when he was asked if he would meet with foreign enemies. He responded without hesitation, “Yes, unconditionally.” These countries include Iran, Syria, Cuba, and Venezuela.

Obama’s answer to the question mirrors my own conviction as to how this country can begin repairing its appalling foreign policies, the second most important issue in this election after the economy (although they are closely related). However, I predicted such honesty would hurt him in the polls. But instead of betraying his policy of candor and honesty by rescinding the comment, he waited for the public to get used to it. As you can see, it’s taken three months, but he’s on the rebound.

With Oprah vowing to hit the campaign trail with Obama this week, I predict he’ll achieve his early summer position of 45% chance of beating Hillary within in 2 weeks. He’s already at nearly 20% up from 10%. The Double O Tag Team (Obama and Oprah) will make this Democratic showdown much more interesting, although unless something spectacular happens for the Obama camp, or something outrageous from the Clintons, Hillary remains likely to win.