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[azbob]

Since most of the lemmings here continued to blame Bush for everything bad over the past three years, I guess now that The Obama is touting the rebirth of America, you same people have to give Bush the credit since The Obama has not done anything to turn around the economy.

In fact, the economy tanked when The Obama refused to listen to the committee he charted on budget reduction, he got ObamaCare, he passed hundreds of regulatory resolutions, he gave money to soon to be bankrupted companies, he balied out anyone asking for money, etc.

The economy has recovered when Congress and American ignored his jobs program, Dems and Republicans both rejected every budget he has submitted and there has been no significant legislative activity for 15 months.

In other words, it got better because he didn't do anything.

This should be a caution to all as if he is re-elected, he will go back to "taking care of our country" and his transition of America.

Are we better off than we were five trillion dollars ago?

 

[Skulnik]

Since most of the lemmings here continued to blame Bush for everything bad over the past three years, I guess now that The Obama is touting the rebirth of America, you same people have to give Bush the credit since The Obama has not done anything to turn around the economy.

In fact, the economy tanked when The Obama refused to listen to the committee he charted on budget reduction, he got ObamaCare, he passed hundreds of regulatory resolutions, he gave money to soon to be bankrupted companies, he balied out anyone asking for money, etc.

The economy has recovered when Congress and American ignored his jobs program, Dems and Republicans both rejected every budget he has submitted and there has been no significant legislative activity for 15 months.

In other words, it got better because he didn't do anything.

This should be a caution to all as if he is re-elected, he will go back to "taking care of our country" and his transition of America.

Are we better off than we were five trillion dollars ago?

:0008

 

[WhatsHisNuts]

Bob - Here's a website that points out what he's accomplished. I didn't read any of it, but since you claim the economy got better because he didn't do anything, I thought it might be interesting for you. :0008

http://obamaachievements.org/list

 

[Skulnik]

Bob - Here's a website that points out what he's accomplished. I didn't read any of it, but since you claim the economy got better because he didn't do anything, I thought it might be interesting for you. :0008

http://obamaachievements.org/list

Wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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I'm sure they're not on top of things.

:lol:

 

[Skulnik]

Obama's Achievements Center

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Welcome

We?re a team of about 100 volunteers dedicated to countering the constant negative drumbeat of our mainstream media. In the past two years, over 400 steps forward have been taken by the Obama administration, yet the media, driven by corporate self-interest, and disaffection with Obama on both the right and left, continues to focus only on any negatives they can construct a narrative around.

To push back against this destructive bias, we?re building a crowd-sourced compilation of the achievements of the Obama administration, with well-sourced documentation for each achievement linked to it for easy contextual navigation. It?s a work in progress and a labor of love ? for our country.

In today?s frenzied media zones, far too much time has been spent putting the spotlight on complaints while significant achievements are either ignored, not reported, or minimized. This site will attempt to redress that fault line in the current landscape of domestic American politics.

The Achievements

Defining what an achievement is in any administration, is itself an interesting issue. We decided that we would define it broadly to include executive orders,important legislation, and significant initiatives or outcomes of any kind, both foreign and domestic. We worked hard to screen out minor or subjective items whenever we had agreement on them. As anyone can see from this very impressive list, they weren?t needed.

The List

You can view the list here. It is designed for current browsers, and may not look quite right in older ones, such as IE 6.0. If things look out of place, we recommend updating your browser to the most current version. And of course, tell us.

The oWiki Team

This site would not exist without the effort of each and every person who took the time to contribute even one item to the list. Nearly 100 people started this project in July, and it will remain a work in progress for as long as President Obama is president.

We?re proud of what this Congress and this Administration has done to put our country back on solid footing. There is still much to be done, but there are well over 400 significant documented achievements here already, and many more to come over the next two years of this very formidable administration.

Please browse the list of achievements, share it with your friends, and bookmark it for reference.

We?re human, and we?re also volunteers. So please, do offer any suggestions you have for improving or adding to the site with the understanding that any omissions are not intended to slight or otherwise ignore anyone. You may email us at ObamaAchievements [at] Gmail [Dot] Com with all suggestions.

If you?re like to join the #owiki team and help us continue the effort into the next very exciting two years, please visit our project about page at: http://bit.ly/obamawiki here.

The Future

As of December, 29th, 2010 there are many updates required, including the many achievements of the final days of the 111th Congress. We plan to move the entire dataset to a new management system soon, at which point, the next phase of editing will begin as we prepare for the 2012 elections.

In the meantime, you can also browse an excellent list of more recent achievements at Milt Shook?s excellent list.Milt will be helping merge some of his work, with ours.

 

[Skulnik]

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[Duff Miver]

Why don't you wake up, azbob? Obama couldn't correct all the wrong headed decisions of the Bush the day he took office.

The bailouts were already a done deal.

Unemployment was already on the way up.

The unpaid for wars were already in progress.

The unpaid for Medicare part D was already law.

The jobs were already gone to China.

Home sales were already in the crapper.

Tax cuts for the rich was a done deal.

Those are facts, azbob. Facts.

You know, sometimes you post something which actually makes sense. Most of the time, however, you're as much of an asshole as skulnutz.

How 'bout you go pound sand up your ass?

 

[WhatsHisNuts]

The bailouts were already a done deal.

Unemployment was already on the way up.

The unpaid for wars were already in progress.

The unpaid for Medicare part D was already law.

The jobs were already gone to China.

Home sales were already in the crapper.

Tax cuts for the rich was a done deal.

Bob: Is there anything there that is wrong? :0corn

 

[Trench]

It's pretty simple, Bob.

Two wars, 6 years of tax cuts for the wealthy and the Wall Street bailout under Bush and we were still hemorraging 200,000 jobs a month when Bush left office.

Obama's made some mistakes to be sure, primarily by continuing the policies of Bush, but at least he had the balls to save the domestic auto industry when everyone on the right was clamoring for its demise.

You made a good post the other day, Bob. Following it up with this kind of partisan rhetoric only undermines your credibility, Bob.

 

[azbob]

You all had a whole day to list anything The Obama has done to trigger the "turnaround" and we got the typical name calling, Bush bashing and who knows what some of the posts are trying to say.

When The Obama was running the platform wasn't "the job is too big so it might take eight years." He made promises, he's in over his head.

You may be feeling confident about his re-election bid but, thanks to his position on the pipeline and his mis-management of the Iran situation, when we see $5 a gallon gasoline on top of 8% unemployment Ron Paul will be looking good.

 

[Duff Miver]

You all had a whole day to list anything The Obama has done to trigger the "turnaround" and we got the typical name calling, Bush bashing and who knows what some of the posts are trying to say.

When The Obama was running the platform wasn't "the job is too big so it might take eight years." He made promises, he's in over his head.

You may be feeling confident about his re-election bid but, thanks to his position on the pipeline and his mis-management of the Iran situation, when we see $5 a gallon gasoline on top of 8% unemployment Ron Paul will be looking good.

Nuts gave you a list, azbob.


Lay off the booze and pills, azbob:

General Election: Paul vs. Obama

Rasmussen Reports 2/14 - 2/15 1000 LV 44 39 Obama +5
CNN/Opinion Research 2/10 - 2/13 937 RV 52 45 Obama +7
CBS News/NY Times 2/8 - 2/13 1604 RV 50 39 Obama +11
PPP (D) 2/9 - 2/12 1200 RV 49 41 Obama +8
FOX News 2/6 - 2/9 1110 RV 48 38 Obama +10

 

[Trench]

You all had a whole day to list anything The Obama has done to trigger the "turnaround" and we got the typical name calling, Bush bashing and who knows what some of the posts are trying to say.

How about addressing my point about the saving and "turnaround" of the domestic auto industry, Bob?

Bob?

Bob?

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