What has Obama Accomplished as President of the United States?
@whiteheather39 (24403)
United States
August 1, 2011 10:36am CST
I am listing each item as many myLotters do not like to open link. I also need to have each item clearly listed as the point of my discussion needs the list to be clear.
Obama’s Failing Report Card:
Increased America’s debt by 35%.
Increased unemployment by 18%.
Falsified Hawaiian birth certificate after illegally holding the office of President of the United States.
Violated the 10th Amendment to the US Constitution by exerting federal government over state’s rights.
Largest increase in federal government in history.
Created a national health care system, modeled after the failing systems in Canada and Great Britain, and which creates nearly 100 new government agencies and programs.
Made the federal government the monopoly agency for student loans.
Made the federal government co-owner of various industries.
Alienated one of the US closest allies –Israel.
Weakened the military by allowing gays to openly serve.
Refuse to defend US borders against illegal aliens.
Violated the US Constitution by requiring every American to purchase health insurance.
Openly embrace Muslims who have vowed to destroy America while at the same time pushing to remove more Christian rights from Americans.
Established more socialist policies than any President in history.
Removed more citizen’s rights than any President in history.
Striving to make 15 million illegal aliens US citizens in time to vote in 2012.Read more:
What has Obama accomplished as President of the United States? | Godfather Politics http://godfatherpolitics.com/322/obama-report-card/#ixzz1Tn8bo9RT
Out of these 16 failures can anyone say it is not true or at least give a reason why Obama should do any of these acts??
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17 responses
@sam3m1 (190)
• United States
1 Aug 11
much of what you've said is not true. instead of venting your fear and hatred on this guy, why don't you use that energy to support and work for someone to beat him in the next election?
then get some honest information about the government instead of depending on right wing media outlets. they have an agenda and it may not be beneficial to you.
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@whiteheather39 (24403)
• United States
1 Aug 11
You are too funny I have no fear or hatred of this guy (as you call him). You are obviously one of the many who are blind to the problems this guy is causing our country.
I was really hoping that that anyone who disagreed with any of the listed items could show some energy by giving an actual response that disproved any of the listed items with FACTS. Your response was so typical of all this guy's fans NO FACTS disproving the list.
@sierras236 (2739)
• United States
1 Aug 11
Curiosity compels me to ask exactly what part of whiteheather39's statement you are refuting. Unemployment still rising, debt still rising, gays in military (debatable), national health care (already proven to be unsustainable), No cost of living increase for Social Security, Medicare major cuts with more coming, less support for Israel, etc. All of those are verifiable facts.
So the big question is WHEN do you acknowledge that the "guy" as President? Because placing all of the blame in the past is part of denying that President Obama is actually President.
So, apparently, a ghost signed the stimulus bill, the national health care bill, the used car deal, the failed mortgage program, the upcoming debt ceiling bill (whatever that is), and all future spending bills.
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@BalthasarTheRat (656)
• United States
1 Aug 11
"guy (as you call him)"
OKAY. What do you call him? What are you trying to say?
As to facts, if you had delivered any, perhaps we could refute them. Your numbers are percentages of percentages that reflect YEARS of action prior to his taking office and the rest of your slop is opinionated drivel.
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@whiteheather39 (24403)
• United States
2 Aug 11
OMG YES that should definitely be on the list. He milked that for all he could get!
@whiteheather39 (24403)
• United States
2 Aug 11
trruk1 You must be hallucinating!
This mission has been in the planning for years before Obummer had a say in the plan.
Much about the U.S. operation remained shrouded in secrecy Monday. This is the Washington Post's description of the raid, based on what the newspaper was told by those unnamed officials
A crucial break appears to have come on May 2, 2005, when Pakistani special forces arrested a senior al-Qaida operative known as Abu Faraj al-Libi
ttp://www.tampabay.com/news/military/war/months-of-planning-minutes-of-execution-how-the-us-got-osama-bin-laden/1167296
"The President also said he was "about as active as any project that I've been involved with since I've been President... I was not involved with designing the initial plan
Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/barack-obama-i-was-as-active-in-planning-osama-bin-laden-mission-as-any-other-project-during-my-presidency-2011-5#ixzz1TtHoq7yD
I do not think it is much when he can only say "about as active as I was in planning any other project"
@GardenGerty (160952)
• United States
1 Aug 11
I just hope we survive long enough to unelect him. I know, this is not much of a response, but you have said it all already.
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@ParaTed2k (22940)
• Sheboygan, Wisconsin
2 Aug 11
Paying bribes to a lot of criminals and proving once and for all that Democrats don't give a crap about jobs.
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@whiteheather39 (24403)
• United States
2 Aug 11
Thank you ParaTed very well said!!
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@sierras236 (2739)
• United States
2 Aug 11
I have number 17. The President has failed miserably in building the people's Confidence in his own leadership abilities.
Oh, you can't blame Bush on that one. Otherwise, you are denying that President Obama is actually President.
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@whiteheather39 (24403)
• United States
2 Aug 11
I think the following quote applies to Obama.."You may fool all the people some of the time, you can even fool some of the people all of the time, but you cannot fool all of the people all the time." It also applies to myLotters
Now I can thank you for your excellent comments!
@p1kef1sh (45681)
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2 Aug 11
I am not competent to comment on
most of what you have written (or probably copied from another site) other than most of it appears to be a fabrication and unsupported by any evidence. However, I take issue with you about the UK's "failing" health service. Why do you say this? There is no doubt that the NHS has problems. But it is not divisive or discriminatory in who is entitled to treatment. The downside is that they are subject to the vagaries of govermental funding. I can see nothing wrong in a society that values the health of all its citizens not just those fortunate to either afford insurance premiums or have employers able to do it on their behalf.
@whiteheather39 (24403)
• United States
3 Aug 11
You are correct on both counts. I think you have been a member here long enough to know that when a link is posted in the text that is a BIG hint that it has been copied from some source and the link verifies the original article. I think I made it obvious that I was posting each item because many myLotters do not like to have to open the link.
You may take issue with the UK's health system. I, as a patient using that system for many many years, I can tell you the health services in the US are much superior than those in Britain. However you get what you pay for in Britain. i.e. the NHS eyeglasses are ugly but you can see with them, NHS dentures are also ugly but you can chew with them. Same with the rest of the health services you get the absolute basic healthcare....I have experienced it. You can pay a lot out of your own pocket and get excellent expensive PRIVATE health services.
Why do you think Harley Street in London well know for its Private Health Care:
Since the 19th century, the number of doctors, hospitals, and medical organizations in and around Harley Street has greatly increased. Records show that there were around 20 doctors in 1860, 80 by 1900, and almost 200 by 1914. When the National Health Service was established in 1948, there were around 1,500. Today, there are more than 3,000 people employed in the Harley Street area, in clinics, medical and paramedical practices, and hospitals such as The London Clinic.
I give the link to verify this info:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harley_Street
So your system does have a BIG difference in the quality of heath care to all its citizens and that shows that those people fortunate enough afford private excellent healthcare have to go and purchase it.
@p1kef1sh (45681)
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3 Aug 11
You have hit on my point exactly. The NHS provides care for everybody at an acceptable level - the US does not. If you want better cosmetics then of course you are free to pay for them. The fact is though, that 100% of UK citizens are entitled to healthcare that is free at the point of delivery. The US system provides an equally excellent, probably better in cosmetic terms, but it is only available to those that can afford it. A couple of statistics for you:
World Healthcare rankings (Source World Healthcare Organisation) - Investment US 1. Access to healthcare - US 37. UK - 18
New York, NY, June 23, 2010—Despite having the most expensive health care system, the United States ranks last overall compared to six other industrialized countries—Australia, Canada, Germany, the Netherlands, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom—on measures of health system performance in five areas: quality, efficiency, access to care, equity and the ability to lead long, healthy, productive lives, according to a new Commonwealth Fund report. While there is room for improvement in every country, the U.S. stands out for not getting good value for its health care dollars, ranking last despite spending $7,290 per capita on health care in 2007 compared to the $3,837 spent per capita in the Netherlands, which ranked first overall. (The Commonwealth Fund).
And finally on the quotes - from a group of US doctors (admittedly from Connecticut so they are bound to be in Obama's pay!) -http://cthealth.server101.com/the_case_for_universal_health_care_in_the_united_states.htm
As for Harley Street and UK private healthcare. As a former trustee of a private hospital I feel more than qualified to comment about this. When exactly were you last in the UK? I suspect that you have lived in the US longer than you lived here. Harley St exists mostly for wealthy foreign visitors and always has done - at least in my lifetime. It represents a TINY proportion of all healthcare here. Private healthcare in the UK is often to be found in NHS hospitals supplemented by small specialist private hospitals. What is does it does well. The chief reason that people opt for private healthcare is a fast track to treatment. The NHS is great at emergencies but sometimes routine treatment can take an age. As I said before, the NHS has its problems. But the fact is that you will be treated and for free. Routinely doctors in the private sector also work within the NHS who also trained them. All private hospitals recognise that the UK's NHS teaching hospitals are among the very best in the world with producing thousands of highly qualified medical staff each year.
Healthcare here does not depend on the individual's ability to pay. That is where the systems differ. The US is light years behind in this respect and your pharmaceutical companies are very happy about that I am certain.
@sierras236 (2739)
• United States
3 Aug 11
Only now, the UK has made major cuts to their health care system in an effort to balance the budget. Which means a lot of stuff they once paid for is no longer being covered.
@celticeagle (168269)
• Boise, Idaho
1 Aug 11
Is he impressed with himself yet? Is all of this his fault? Will Social Security be paid on the appointed days for everyone? That is the big one I am worried about. Why has this one weakened our military? Weakened the military by allowing gays to openly serve. Gays are just as able as anyone else.
@chertsy (3798)
• United States
2 Aug 11
I wouldn't say the "gay debate" has made the military weaker. I wish that was the case, it's the shaving of our funding that made it weaker, using our men and women gay or not to the extreme has weakened our military. Being prior military myself, I didn't care if I stood next to a man or a woman that was gay. They joined for the same reasons I did, so let them do their jobs. You will have people that look down on that. Especially when it comes to living in a small living space like for an example on a ship or even worse a sub.
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@ParaTed2k (22940)
• Sheboygan, Wisconsin
2 Aug 11
Celtic, the military is disciplined... we are also human beings.
@celticeagle (168269)
• Boise, Idaho
2 Aug 11
It would seem. I thought the military was disciplined.--?
@bunnybon7 (50973)
• Holiday, Florida
2 Aug 11
he also needs to stop claiming the glory for getting Bin Laden! our great men of the Navy seals did that and they are the soul ones should get the glory. these men train and work extremely hard for this kind of job. i know. my son was one once.
@whiteheather39 (24403)
• United States
1 Aug 11
I do not have the most important qualifications to get into any branch of politics and they are.....Liar, greediness,and narcissistic sociopath's tendencies (no conscience).
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@manleyjoe (1597)
• United States
2 Aug 11
Whiteheather, you could always become a lawyer, you then would meet all the qualifications.
@lampar (7584)
• United States
2 Aug 11
Able to lie and greedy is not enough though, you must also possess other elements of surprise like talk at the same time as you chew food, "talk the talk and not walk the talk", then you will stand a chance. You do need to regularly practice in your daily life for these personal qualities inside you to grow, America political stage is a great place to polish your God given talent.
@epicure35 (2814)
• United States
3 Aug 11
Everything you note is correct, so here's what he has accomplished:
Stealing and usurping an office to which he is and never will be entitled.
Perjury, false swearing, crimes of making and signing laws which he is in no way entitled to sign; these are crimes.
Forgery, identity theft, using illegal social security numbers, forged selective service and bc documents.
Driving America to the brink of economic destruction.
Excreting on and undermining our Constitution, our laws, our freedoms, our protections
Declaring and making this a Muslim nation
Committing more impeachable offenses than any legal president would attempt or be allowed to commit
Increased racial strife and class warfare
Destroyed and stolen businesses
This master criminal must be removed to prison before he deals the coup de grace
@whiteheather39 (24403)
• United States
3 Aug 11
Fantastic.....absolutely true! Why are there still so many people blind to these accomplishments which have no other purpose than to destroy our country. It is beyond my understanding that we(??) are still allowing this calculated agenda to happen and get progressively worse every day.
@epicure35 (2814)
• United States
15 Aug 11
It is well beyond understanding how there can be so many dunderheads among us and elected officials at all levels who are so corrupt as to allow this to continue.
@trruk1 (1028)
• United States
2 Aug 11
Always fun to see the nonsense coming from those who hated Obama from the start. He has not been as successful as I would like, partly because he has been blocked by Congress at every opportunity, and partly because he has not shown enough backbone. He still labors under the delusion that the right wing in this country is rational. Your post is very strong evidence of the fallacy of that assumption.
@ParaTed2k (22940)
• Sheboygan, Wisconsin
2 Aug 11
Always fun to see how liars defend his corruption.
@whiteheather39 (24403)
• United States
2 Aug 11
It is so sad to start to notice when old age starts to influence one's thinking! I am quite a bit older than you but I still can make rational observations about who is ruining our country.
@BalthasarTheRat (656)
• United States
1 Aug 11
It is sad that you completely overlook his actual failures in pointing out these 16 fantasies. Of course, after noticing your link, I realize these ideas are not really your own and you are just another brainwashed fool, either unwilling or incapable of studying politics for yourself.
From your list I can at least get a good view of your goals. Apparently you don't like freedom anymore than you claim Obama does since you seem to forget the freedom of religion in this country and clearly support the totalitarian leanings of Isreal. By your points about Obama removing "more citizen's rights than any other President in history" he must be your hero!
Strange, too, how a President, who in the America system does not even cast a vote in Congress, managed to do all these things you claim.
We need to get control of politics, but blame must be placed when and where it is due, not just thrown out at the President because some website told you so.
Constant Vigil!
Love,
The Rat
@sierras236 (2739)
• United States
1 Aug 11
Funny, because there seems to be a lack of acceptance on the part of the left that President Obama is actually President.
The friendship with Israel is NOT based on religion. That's a huge misconception. They are friends because America supports that idea that they can actually have a Government and Country. Odd, how you think that has anything whatsoever to do with religion. In fact, President Obama has shown a lack of supporting Freedom of Religion by weakening the ties with the only country in that area that is our friend.
The President bears the blame because he is President. It is that simple. The buck always stops at the top. Those bills that Congress creates still have to be signed into law by him. Ultimately, he has the power to say NO. But by signing, he has agreed to the bill and it becomes law. So, yes it is his responsibility for the passage of bad bills that become law. Really, how many of those do you think would survive a veto? The answer is NONE. (For a fact, the health care bill would not have.)
You see, the President has utterly failed in the one area he has the most influence in. Not talking spending bills, debt ceiling, health care, or any of those other issues.
No, his main failure is that he no longer instills Confidence in either America or his leadership abilities. Whether it is the excessive lying in his political speeches, the extremely bad timing on some issues, the fact that businesses have no idea what the tax rates are going to be next year, or the failure to grasp the severity of some situations, his credibility is shot.
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@whiteheather39 (24403)
• United States
2 Aug 11
sierras236 Kudos for another excellent factual comment
Thank you!
@jazzyrae (1745)
• United States
2 Aug 11
You forgot going on more vacations than any other president before
@whiteheather39 (24403)
• United States
2 Aug 11
Of course the list is not complete without adding the multiple vacations. Thanks!
@trruk1 (1028)
• United States
2 Aug 11
Complete nonsense. Check your facts. Bush, now, it seemed he was always on vacation. He often claimed to be "cutting brush" on his "ranch" (all hat and no cattle) when what he was really doing was slipping out of the house to go have a few nips from the vodka he stashed. Obama, 26 days during first year. Bush, 69 days.
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@BalthasarTheRat (656)
• United States
2 Aug 11
Another "fact" easy to disprove.
factcheck.org/2010/01/president-obamas-vacation-days/
@greenfeathers (1206)
• United States
2 Aug 11
That one about illegally holding office has always bothered me. Its true, I know but given that such information is necessary to run for office in the first place I want to know which incompetent clods in D.C. either waived the necessity or stupidly overlooked the lack of that information and allowed the clown to run in the first place. It is they who we should be shaking our fists at about that one. That then makes Massah Obama look as the pawn..Well, does anyone besides me remember when Kruschev announced that the U.S. could be taken '..without firing a shot!'?
Insofar as the healthcare fiasco that just shows that the boy has learned how to be a D.C. politician. He could have offered incentives to businesses to either provide or pay a high enough wage that individuals could afford it..Incentives to insurance companies and medical folks to ceiling their costs. He did neither. Rather, as any worth his weight in cowardice D.C. politician he blamed the victims and faulted them for being victims and then proceeded to penalize the folks who can not afford the expense to pay anyway or be further penalized with fines for being the victims.
Done fussin' for now..Enjoy!
@whiteheather39 (24403)
• United States
2 Aug 11
Excellent response! Very True! I thoroughly agree (and enjoyed your fussin')
@ebuscat (5935)
• Philippines
2 Aug 11
For me they do a mini thing like they get slightly to overcome the economy in the USA and good neighbor to each country they are.
@kaliviano (31)
• Philippines
2 Aug 11
Obama? Im not into it.
He holds and closes the job offers of nurses on Filipinos, which I have questioned a lot why!!
His rating are high but for me his qualities are no good.
A down thumb for Obama.