This Goes To All Haters

His track record is what's wrong with that! Our country is no better off from having him in office in fact it is in worse condition then ever. Twisting numbers to fit your purpose doesn't make you a good president. I am sorry but making it so that the jobless numbers do not show those who are on Federal benefits and NOT looking for a job doesn't mean the jobless rate got better it means they are twisting the numbers to lye for them. Keeping the same failure in office is not change it is keeping the same failures in office!

Lamb made a great point. I read this discussion with interest and a bit of disgust. This hateful arguing would happen among ya all here and all over despite who won. That seems to be one thing that never changes no matter who is in office.

Bluebell18: In all honesty, in 2008, I would say that nothing's wrong with that. Nothing at all. But isn't this the same stuff Obama claimed in 2008? Does pointing that out make me a "hater"? Sen. Barack Obama's platform while running against Clinton and then McCain was that it wasn't about red or blue states, black or white, yada blah -- it was about America and Americans. But during a four-year term as President of the United States of America, he did very little to bring anyone together. Referring to the opposite party as people's "enemies" and claiming that voting is the best revenge isn't a move to unite people. Damn. If we're only going by what people say and not what they do, I think 99.9999% of the prison population needs to be set free immediately. And on that front, I'm not going to rant on and on. It's all been said. I'll just ask if you're just now becoming familiar with Obama. Because, seriously, it's the same stuff from 2008. Is it everyone's fault but his that it's not realized? Or could it possibly be that he talks one way and then acts another? It has to be one, doesn't it? So, again, nothing's wrong with that per se. At least when I heard it the first time.

Bluebell18 While there are some who hate Obama, just as there are some who hate Romney, most who voted against Obama...in my opinion just disagree with him and it has nothing to do with hatred...it is as Romney said, love of contry that drove many to vote for Romney. The differences is always in what one thinks is best for the country, Obama has a chance to move to the middle now that he doesn't have to appease his extremists..I hope he does and that will also build a legacy for him...

Exactly ! Obama deserves that seat and no other than. He is for humanity and not because of ones tribe or color. We is firm , a very good , decent leader. Intellectually . morally and emotionally , he is perfect ! Also what i like in him , he is a family oriented man.

No one pleases everyone, and no matter how good or sincere are your motives people will always say something negative. So I suggest that we too, just say the positive and support our leaders. I just hope that president Obama would walk righteously and do things accordingly.

Well..here's whats wrong with that... http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/ticket/latino-groups-obama-owe-latinos-election-now-pass-194113601--election.html to Latinos..it apparently isn't about a strong America...it is about them...and only them. I have no problem with any race...but this..this is disgusting.

I don't hate Mr. Obama. I just don't think he's the right person to lead this country. He has divided the country, despite the rhetoric of 2008 that we were all one nation. He's pitted the poor against the rich and created resentment instead of ambition. He's divided repubs and dems by blaming his predecessor for everything that has gone wrong--even if it's true, it's certainly not presidential or even decent to blame your own shortcomings on someone else. The debt, the deficit, the real unemployment rate of around 14%--then Benghazi on top of everything else. I don't hate him, not one bit. I don't hate anyone. And I hope his second term is a success in making the country prosper. But based on his past performance I'm very doubtful that we will be better off in four years.

I don't hate Obama. I don't hate anyone. But the issue I have is I strongly do not agree with his platform or his agenda for this country. So I won't sling mud at him or anyone else. But I will put pressure on my elected officials to not vote for bills I don't agree with. I will continue to grow the liberty movement and I will stay active in my local, state and federal government. I won't stop being politically active just because the election is over. I know a few million that will join me in making our voice heard. Sorry, we are not the " fall in line" kinda people, just ask the GOP.

DISAGREEMENT does not equal hate. I'm not in a hurry to be on the team that throws our Cosntitution out the window and brings America to its financial knees is all. YOU labeling that hate is part of the problem, part of the reason I cannot be part of that team. Do you really think THAT attitude, that anyone who disagrees is automatically a hater is what TEAMWORK is all about?

Nothing wrong with that. Frankly, it was quite an accomplishment to win re-election inspite of all the opposition--a bad economy, a Republican who can morph into anything, all the name calling. Obama was really prepared to win and he deserved it. If anything, the blame should be on the Republicans for losing. They should change their game.