Depends on who wins, if its Hillary things could get worse
Depends on who wins, if its Hillary things could get worse
Worst part of Obama leaving office is that a Republican might replace him
It reminds me that we'll have another consecutive 4-8 years of shit sandwiches, regardless of who wins.
ill miss how Obama promised a transparent presidency then had more whistleblowers arrested than all other presidents combined...
The worst part? Either Hillary of Trump replacing him. Cold fact.
That he'll probably steal more shit than the Clintons did when they were leaving out.
The Fresh Prince of Baudelaire
Banned at least 10 times. Don't give a fuck, going to keep saying what I want how I want to.
Eat meat. Drink water. Do cardio and burpees. The good life.
That Hillary Clinton might be the next president, and cause more problem the Obama.
He will go down somewhere in the middle of the best president rankings. Obamacare is going to be scrapped within 3 years, that was his legacy item. He will get high marks for "first black president." He was not a strong leader, nor someone who was able to bring the country together. Actually, maybe the most divisive ever. World leaders may think he was smart and cool, but not from a policy standpoint. Economy is a wash, not terrible, not great. Foreign policy is pretty bad, Iranian Nuke deal comes to mind and the Ransom,as well as a half in half out approach to Isis. He is likable, would def like to have a beer with.
Something like this:
Abraham Lincoln: 1, 1
George Washington: 2, 3
Franklin D. Roosevelt: 3, 2
Theodore Roosevelt: 4, 4
Harry S. Truman: 5, 5
John F. Kennedy: 6, 8
Thomas Jefferson: 7, 7
Dwight D. Eisenhower: 8, 9
Woodrow Wilson: 9, 6
Ronald Reagan: 10, 11
Lyndon B. Johnson: 11, 10
James K. Polk: 12, 12
Andrew Jackson: 13, 13
James Monroe: 14, 14
Bill Clinton: 15, 21
William McKinley: 16, 15
John Adams: 17, 16
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George H.W. Bush: 18, 20
John Quincy Adams: 19, 19
Barrack Obama
James Madison: 20, 18
Grover Cleveland: 21, 17
Gerald R. Ford: 22, 23
Ulysses S. Grant: 23, 33
illiam Howard Taft: 24, 24
Jimmy Carter: 25, 22
Calvin Coolidge: 26, 27
Richard M. Nixon: 27, 25
James A. Garfield: 28, 29
Zachary Taylor: 29, 28
Benjamin Harrison: 30, 31
Martin Van Buren: 31, 30
Chester A. Arthur: 32, 32
Rutherford B. Hayes: 33, 26
Herbert Hoover: 34, 34
John Tyler: 35, 36
George W. Bush: 36, NA
Millard Fillmore: 37, 35
Warren G. Harding: 38, 38
William Henry Harrison: 39, 37
Franklin D. Pierce: 40, 39
Andrew Johnson: 41, 40
James Buchanan: 42, 41
I liked his sense of humor and he was a very engaging president- a people's president. I also think MO was a superb First Lady - classy and wonderful.
He was generally good at domestic economic policy. We are better off economically than we were 8 years back.
I think the affordable care act is a good start to a universal health care system and will be his biggest legacy. It needs to go through a few more iterations before it is more robust and adaptable; but it is a good start.
His views on gender equality, gay rights are very progressive and I am glad he believes in them. It aligns with my liberal ideology.
However, his foreign policy was rather lukewarm. He is leaving the Oval Office with both the Middle East, as well as Europe in greater unrest than what they were 8 years back. Britain's a mess. He didn't do enough to check Russia's expansionist ambitions in Ukraine.
He is also leaving behind a very tense domestic situation with racial tension in US higher than it was 8 years back. He could have done better in these areas.
He has also been fairly unsuccessful in addressing domestic gun violence. He should have figured out a way to work with the NRA, rather than against them to come up with a better workable solution which doesn't violate the second amendment, but adds more accountability and responsibility to gun ownership.
Regarding his successors - I am not a fan of either presidential candidate. Wish Elizabeth Warren was running, or even Joe Biden.
Obamacare, aka the "affordable" healthcare act, was a fucking joke. If anything, the cost of healthcare has gotten even worse, only now if you don't have health insurance, you get fined.
I mean, using the same logic as the Democrats used, how about we "solve" the homelessness problem by making it illegal to be homeless, increasing the cost of housing, and then for a final kick of dirt to the face, fining anyone who is homeless for being homeless?
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People joke racism got worse with Obama, but it did.
Obama is enabling mentally ill people to projecting their radical ideas so he can secure a vote. Hillary will be worse. She's so fake I cringe every time she talks, which is ironic since everything from Trump's hair to his tan is fake.
Of course, this is entirely the fault of the bipartisan system thanks to "Republicans" stonewalling every major decision making process. At the same time Democrats are just trying to pass every little stupid bullshit bill just to keep themselves in a seat of power.
"1st Amendment only works when I want it to! You're not allowed to be racist/sexist/homophobic/diabetic/etc!"
Reagan being that high makes me just involuntarily close my eyes and shake my head. Must've been a huge religious movement around that time. Such an awful president. That's what happens when you hire a literal actor to be leading commander of a country.
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There are no bathrooms, only Zuul.
Who ever said the economy is in good shape, must not know what a good economy look like then. Unemployment "looks" low because so many have quit looking and arent in the system now. The worst thing about him leaving, is him ever being there in the first place.