Not Ready to Call Obama the Worst

No, I wouldn't consider Obama the worst president, even with his current actions. Carter wasn't the worst either, he was just ineffective and inept. The ones who are the worst would have to work as hard at being terrible as the best presidents work at being great. FDR comes to mind.

I think Obama is like a puppet now, he does what he is told. He changed all his previour views rather fast and is doing something totally different now. I did like one thing he said recently though about Kanye West lol.

Barack Obama is Jimmy Carter with training wheels, lol! I can see him trailing after Carter, crying, "Da da! Da da!"

Obama makes me uneasy, too. I'm bothered by some of his associations. I think he's extremely clever, but in a devious way. I don't like that he seems to have us on a fast path toward socialism. And one of the main problems I have with Obama, which isn't his fault, is the way people have just become stupid about him. He's a man, that's it. He neither walks on water, nor is he the antichrist or the reincarnation of Hitler. He'll do some things right, he'll do some things wrong; but just because we disagree with some of his policies doesn't mean we're racist, and I'm sick of that being the tag placed on anyone who disagrees with him. But as far as being either the best or worse president we've had, it's just too soon to tell.

The fact that the Democrats have the majority over both houses is very unsettling to say the least. The other fact that has come out that they don't even take the time to read the bills is very disturbing as well. We PAY their salaries just so they will do the work of formulating the bills after MUCH investigation that only they have the time to do - as that is their ONLY JOB. But it is NOT happening the way I was taught in Civics class; the bills were supposed to be researched to the "nth" degree before they were taken from the committees. The "Constitution" was supposed to be followed as they were writing these said bills - which we're also seeing they want to ignore what the founding forefathers passed as the framework for our government. The money that they have just written off is astounding; they think that it will literally appear from nowhere, evidently. Consequently we are in deep ditches filled with "you know"!

...Hi there, Can we talk. Now I can tell from your comments that you lean right, which is fine, we need diversity. But we also need reality. For the previous eight years prior to the last election, this country has been put through the most devastating of economic conditions that I in my lifetime have ever seen. Some 15 or more states, including California and Pennsylvania and New York are suffering fiscal problems that could last 10 or more years, why because of the policies enacted through tax cuts for the rich, two wars which basically bankrupted the country, non regulating of the banking and financial industries, sub-prime home loan financing through adjustable rate mortgages lead by Alan Greenspan, which gave rise to the mortgage foreclosure crisis (Greenspan himself confessed to a sub-committee that he was at fault). Whose administration was at the head of all this, not Jimmy Carters, check your calendar, you may see Bush/Cheney or the other way around if truth be told. Some of this mess can be traced back to Mr. Clinton, when they disposed of the Glass/Segal Act which monitored Wall Street. Mr. Obama is one of the smartest Presidents we have ever had, as some reporter said in an interview, he is too smart, and hopefully, the people he has around him will help to turn this ship around before we go over the falls. We are in a trick, and if you are not aware of just how bad it is, I suggest you research and turn off the bias. We are all in this together. I only worry that Obama will try to do too much at one time, it must be paced. There is no one, no one who has done so much damage to this country as president, than the one who just left and went back to Texas. One thing I can say that he did, which was superb was to give funds to fight aids in Africa, that was a great thing. Otherwise, please, he destroyed relationships with America's allies, which someone said will take twenty years to rebuild, but we are on our way with this president. Please try to find other heroes and resources besides Rush, his judgment is not too clear, he's happy with his multi-million dollar contract, but his take on things leaves much to be desired, think for yourself, and consider multiple ideas and resources. Take care and thanks for reading my chatter. Have a good day. Hope we can chat again. :o)