On no budget = over spending; telling lies
Yes
All he wants to do is raise taxes... for regular people... not for the lower paid people. President Obama has stated that he wants to reform healthcare, education and energy. He has policy issues regarding the wars in the Middle East, and he has an economic nightmare on his hands.
The economy was the worst domestic problem facing Obama at the time of his election.
President Obama isn't so much timid, as he tends to think issues over before acting. A president who reacts before accessing a situation could lead us into an economic depression or into a war without a viable exit strategy.
The 2009 Inauguration of Barack Obama was important because it marked a historic moment in U.S. history. Obama became the first African American President, symbolizing progress and inclusivity. It also signified a new era of hope and change, as Obama promised to address pressing issues such as healthcare reform and economic recovery.
Obama's first act was to create jobs and alleviate the economic crisis.
Barack Obama is a Democrat, and he goes for economic, and environmental repairs. He hopes we can learn to use our resources wisely.
Mitt Romney addressed the hard issues while Obama attacked Romney rather than the issues at hand. Obama has failed as President so he cannot answer the questions but redirect the attack.
On the Economic Opportunity for all website, President Barack Obama said: The decisions we make on these (economic) issues over the next few years will determine whether or not our children will grow up in an America where opportunity is real." He feels that the economy is still bouncing back from the worst recession since the Great Depression and thereâ??s still more work to do.
Finding a new job
The pope does not hate Barack Obama. The pope is very conservative and traditional, so he does not agree with Mr. Obama on some of the social issues, but it is incorrect to say he hates the president.
Not really. Most objective sources would say he is a centrist Democrat-- he is liberal on some social issues, and conservative on issues such as defense.