Neither!
I concur!
He is a great man and fantastic president. The adjectives used before did not give due credit, thanks for bringing it to my attention.
Neither!
Not very likely.Ohhhh dubya. I getcha now
Could it be that he was a good man and a great president?
Ohhhh dubya. I getcha now
Could it be that he was a good man and a great president?
He ended up getting re-elected via the smallest margin of any incumbent president in the history of the U.S.
Not like a countdown matters, he'll be re-elected quite easily. Have you seen the pathetic GOP candidates?
Oh yes Mitt and Michelle are sooooooooo much better. roflaoNot near as pathetic as what you have now.:biggrin1:
Not near as pathetic as what you have now.:biggrin1:
To say the least, this is a misrepresentation of President Obama's performance as executive. He has been OK, not great, not the figure I had hoped, but without knowing what metrics you're utilizing, his victories and failings when placed side-by-side point to an average presidency in an unusual era. There aren't many who could have dealt with the issues he inherited - even President Bush couldn't handle it, as he checked out while the economy crashed - however, "anyone"(?) that makes it impossible to take your statements seriously.Pretty much anyone could do a better job than the man in the presidency now.
To say the least, this is a misrepresentation of President Obama's performance as executive. He has been OK, not great, not the figure I had hoped, but without knowing what metrics you're utilizing, his victories and failings when placed side-by-side point to an average presidency in an unusual era. There aren't many who could have dealt with the issues he inherited - even President Bush couldn't handle it, as he checked out while the economy crashed - however, "anyone"(?) that makes it impossible to take your statements seriously.
I am to the point where it doesn't matter. Start the countdown clock whenever you want to for whoever we decide is going to be our salvation next. Guess what? They aren't. Too much gridlock, too many heavy issues avoided while we debate pedantic banal nonissues to the ground all too often. I have voted in every pres election since I was old enough to vote, watched the debates, followed the ideas of those I voted for, etc. It doesn't matter. Elect an eggplant or a lemur or how about a dolphin? Just as much will get done, because congress and the senate will continue bickering and infighting and pointing fingers while NOTHING gets changed (Healthcare, Education, Soc Sec, Debt Ceiling, Afghanistan, Iraq, Debt to foreign countries, etc). That's my take as a disillusioned "over-it" American registered voter.
Elect an eggplant or a lemur or how about a dolphin? Just as much will get done, because congress and the senate will continue bickering and infighting and pointing fingers while NOTHING gets changed (Healthcare, Education, Soc Sec, Debt Ceiling, Afghanistan, Iraq, Debt to foreign countries, etc). That's my take as a disillusioned "over-it" American registered voter.
It's amazing how some people base their decisions on who is able to run purely on character and not on actual achievement.
Dumbest president never elected in the history of the United States of America.And we're not even sure the popular vote numbers were really correct (Ohio)
Careful, Vinyl. The same could have been said about supporters of Barack in 2008.