Obama's done a few good things. Distressingly few. When you're rational, maybe we'll discuss some of them.
Barack Obama Failed
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You should know by now that your little trick of putting words in people's mouths don't work with me.
Have a real fine evening now, hear?
'Twas asked as a question sir. No words were imposed in the least
I look forward to my evening... Gonna take the pup for a walk in what is now reasonable, if not very pleasant, weather.
You enjoy yours as well.
What would count as "practical experience" when it comes to inheriting an economy in recession and two poorly thought out wars, or working a congress so dysfunctional that it has the lowest approval rating in history?
The market has absolutely NOTHING to do with rationality or real cause and effect............
BTW:
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Single payer is the only way. Obamacare is counter-productive insanity.
Socialist. Can you imagine if Obama actually tried single payer? There would still be people without insurance, and he would have blown his political capital. There wouldn't have been enough left to even extend insurance benefits to students using their parents plans...
I agree that single payer is the best option, but the political will to do anything close to that at a national level is not there. People already think that this proposal is "socialist".
George would be good, but I think young Jeb Bush might be more "the ticket" as he might have all George's knowledge on top of Old George's knowledge! -
In many cases America failed Obama. Instead of getting behind a world of change
the right did nothing more than send up verbal flack that in many cases didn't even
make sense. For years they have spewed little more than political rhetoric
the Republicans with their disruptive antics have made America weaker and a
laughing stock on the world stage.
the right did nothing more than send up verbal flack that in many cases didn't even
make sense. For years they have spewed little more than political rhetoric
the Republicans with their disruptive antics have made America weaker and a
laughing stock on the world stage.
I think all political parties are capable of the same tricks, none is superior to any of the others, they all tell lies and make promises they can't keep.
What did Obama accomplish as a community organizer, adjunct lecturer, state politician, or US Senator for less than a single term? What experience prepared him for the presidency? Compare Obama's preparation for the Oval Office with that of George Herbert Walker Bush. What conclusions are apparent to you?
No.
Why was he portrayed as the "lightworker" by his votaries and acolytes? Check it out:
http://www.sfgate.com/entertainment...-enlightened-being-Spiritual-wise-2544395.php
Yes. Stephanie Cutter was involved in both instances.
Neither McCain nor Romney or their campaigns made personal attacks on Obama because of their fear of being characterized as racist.
Only in part.
Human history is random, not linear and not cyclical. However, at the individual level it appears to be linear, and a the societal level it appears to be cyclical. The ability of a people to innovate to meet challenges and maintain a form of dynamic homeostasis does influence the timing of collapse.
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Of course not. But I was trying to communicate with ODS sufferers in their native language, so I had to talk crazy.
I'm sure France, Germany, and Japan, all of whom have mandatory-insurance systems, would disagree. But I'll let you argue with them.
Well, for starters, that all the stuff H.W. did before doesn't lead to success as president.
You are offering nothing but lame excuses
Obama, as any President, Prime Minister or Leader knows what they are getting into before hand.... They want the position, not the other way around.
As far as experience is concerned, whether you like it or not, it does count.
Precisely. And when people start talking about how tough Obama had it, I just point out that one of the things that makes great Presidents is overcoming tough times and opposition. For example, FDR had an utterly inimical Congress and a hostile Supreme Court, yet he worked his will.
There is no relevant experience for being President. It's a Rohrschach blot. Probably the most "experienced" was Calvin Coolidge. He had legislative and executive experience at the local, State, and Federal level. How often do you hear his name in the Top 10 Presidents list?
