08-24-2015, 08:19 PM
(08-24-2015, 06:58 PM)Hugo Wrote:(08-23-2015, 02:59 PM)Wonky3 Wrote:(08-23-2015, 12:52 PM)tvguy Wrote: "Zero experience" in what? A corrupt political system that relies on lobbyists and you scratch my back and I'll scratch yours tactics?
What experience did the great Obanga have?
Not enough. A bright young man with a very good education and some valuable experience "down at the street level", I think his lack of executive experience has been a problem during his years in the white house.
And yet, I think he brought a sense of considered judgement and the ability to gather and process information that is remarkable. Often criticized because he failed to act, I admire him for his caution to not wade into problems that the previous administration was so eager to do. ISIS is raging unmolested in the middle east and it's a tragic event. Yet, I'm thankful this president has not wasted young American lives by inserting them into what is a complex hopeless quagmire.
This president has made a lot of mistakes and lack of executive leadership is without a doubt one. He has done of lot of things to help advance programs we need and for that I think he will be remembered as effective.
I question his "effectiveness" on the subject of the "programs".
If you consider it a "success" to have MORE people on welfare and food stamps a success, they I admit you are correct.
If you define success by more people being OFF of welfare and OFF food stamps, then he is an abject failure. HOWEVER.... if you need more people on the government dole to further your socialist agenda, then again, I agree, he has been successful.
Your obsession with food stamps and other programs that help the poor, all while you ignore the huge government subsidies to wealthy farmers and other industries that don't need the money is what makes you a shallow minded fool. You are either too stupid to not see the very costly "socialism" that our government approves of that really is an outrage or you just don't care because you are obsessed with the fat chick in line at the grocery in front of you that just used the Oregon Trail card.