How the real people feel about Obama

I wrote to him to lift the embargo against Cuba. He wrote back and told me he can't because the Cuban people do not have freedoms.

His speeches don't mean jack shyt! He continued torture of prisoners, the NSA, Abugarib, Gitmo, sent 50,000 more troops to Afghanistan, and has the authority to imprison any American he identifies as a terrorist. As a Constitutional Lawyer, he failed that test.

Do you understand how many vets come back with health issues that are not ever taken care of? Many commit suicide. NO EXCUSE for president Obama to let such things happen!

You can trust him, but I don't.

I wrote to him to lift the embargo against Cuba. He wrote back and told me he can't because the Cuban people do not have freedoms. That's the biggest bull shyt he could have answered. We trade with Russia, China, and Vietnam.

Get your head out of your ass; I've given him credit where he deserves it. That's if you've been reading my posts for the past 15 years.

I believe disappointment with the feckless leadership Obama has demonstrated in issue after issue during the past six years, together with the increasingly obvious bad effects on our society and economy of the sectarian progressive policies he has pursued have increasingly disappointed a growing majority of Americans. The majority of the media are still in his camp but even they find it harder and harder to get enthusiastic about his hapless performance in office.

The Republicans will take both houses pif Congress in the next election, and I believe that the odds grow every day that Hillary will choose not to run in 2016.

Who are the "real people"? Those on the "WELFARE TIT" ( 52% of the population)? Or those who suck up the hardships that life hands them, pay their bills, and finally pay income and property taxes, day-in and day -out?

The 2013 Index of Dependence on Government
David B. Muhlhausen, Ph.D. and Patrick Tyrrell

Abstract
The great and calamitous fiscal trends of our time—dependence on government by an increasing portion of the American population, and soaring debt that threatens the financial integrity of the economy—worsened yet again in 2011 and 2012. This rise in government dependence happened despite the nation undergoing an economic recovery after the economic collapse of 2008 and 2009. The United States has reached the point at which it must reverse the direction of both trends or eventually face economic and social collapse. Yet policymakers have made little progress on either front since the 2012 Index of Dependence on Government was published. The United States held a dubious distinction in 2011—44.7 percent of the population pays no federal income taxes. While this percentage is a cause for concern, the figure is an improvement compared to the 48.5 percent of the population who paid no federal income taxes in 2010. Among the greatest danger is that the swelling over time of the ranks of Americans who enjoy government services and benefits for which they pay few or no taxes will lead to a spreading sense of entitlement that is simply incompatible with self-government.
America is increasingly moving away from a nation of self-reliant individuals, where civil society flourishes, toward a nation of individuals less inclined to practicing self-reliance and personal responsibility. Government programs not only crowd out civil society, but too frequently trap individuals and families in long-term dependence, leaving them incapable of escaping their condition for generations to come. Rebuilding civil society can rescue these individuals from the government dependence trap.

Welfare Statistics
Total number of Americans on welfare 12,800,000
Total number of Americans on food stamps 46,700,000
Total number of Americans on unemployment insurance 5,600,000
Percent of the US population on welfare 4.1 %
Total government spending on welfare annually (not including food stamps or unemployment) $131.9 billion

According to 861 Democrat polls Obama's job approval rating is now 78.1 percent, up .2 percent since the last report

Proving once more that so-called fair polls lean heavily toward the right, and the rest of the country go by their feelings, not political spin. Which means that Democrats are harder to influence then Republican clones.

I don't know what you are talking about. Please support your statement if you can.

Don't project your prominent qualities on me.

I stated my opinions above, clearly indicating that they were my opinions or beliefs.

You demanded proof.

Who is the blowhard??