A possible preview of the President's fall pitch to the nation:

President Barack Obama, who rocketed to the White House promising "change you can believe in," is now telling voters they shouldn't change a thing.

His message for the fall elections, which are looking ominous for his Democrats, is that Republicans caused the nation's economic troubles, but he and the Democrats are starting to fix them. So stick with the Democrats and don't go back to the GOP.

"This is a choice between the policies that led us into the mess or the policies that are leading out of the mess," Obama said recently in Las Vegas.

Trouble is, it's a tough sell to voters who've seen little progress.

Unemployment is stuck near double digits and polls show many voters have decided Obama's policies are to blame, not his predecessor's. (AP)

Principles that are sound do not change with the times; therefore they provide a sure foundation even in the most hazardous of episodes. In other words, the President is asking the nation not to believe in "change", but rather to change but they believe in.

That appears to be no solution to the problems facing our country, whatever time it is.