Many are going to regret their vote for Trump

0bama's approval rating among legal US citizens that are registered to vote is 22%.


It takes a special kind of stupid to approve of 0bama.

OK, Frugal. The election is over, Obama will be out of office in a month. It's over.

My memory is perfect apparently yours is the one that has the problem. George Bush was not responsible.

President Clinton's tenure was characterized by economic prosperity and financial deregulation. He signed the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act, which repealed the Glass-Steagall Act, a cornerstone of Depression-era regulation. He also signed the Commodity Futures Modernization Act, which exempted credit-default swaps from regulation. In 1995 Clinton loosened housing rules by rewriting the Community Reinvestment Act, which put added pressure on banks to lend in low-income neighborhoods.

Ok...Last chance for any of you libertards to take me up on the bet that Trump will be voted in by the Electoral College and be the 45th president of the United States. If he is not voted in I pledge never to use my handle again on a2K. And if he is voted in by the Electoral College you will have to do the same. Wanna bet?

your memory is, shall I say "conveniently displaying the dawn of your Alzheimer's" (Its common to hve clear recollections of certin pieces of time but a complete memory loss when it comes to other, often more relevant, times)
Youve conveniently forgotten the entire consequences of your patois by BUSH's advisors an the banking world. They included products unique to 2002-2008) when the world tanked ,
Collateralize d Debt Obligations and Credit swaps
the Net Capitol rule in 2004 (which sent 5 of the biggest borrowers into receivership and developed an external control of Freddie and Fannie)
Leveraged Lending sank millions of homeowners who were borrowing against the equity of their homes.

THIS WAS ALL done by our then executives insistance tht "All Merkin should be homeowners" The entire HOME EQUITY SCAM was of BUSH's making from 2003 till he was out. Do you think his absence from the scene has anything to do with his shame (Kinda like Colin Powell feeling that he too was scammed by the criminals in the presidents and (MOSTLY) the vice president's seats)

Then, on toppa that , theres an illegal war thqt , at its peak, was costing us a BILLION DOLLARS A DAY and averaged out over 7 years to 750 Million a day

Because Clinton did something that, at the time actully helped the economy, we turned to the mismanagement era of Bush, who allowed the banks to run unchecked

Im kinda mad at Obama for not going out nd seeking vengeance on behalf of the sunken citizens, who, by remembering the whole

OK, as fucked up as your memory is, lets say that it was all clinton an his GOP congress's fault for the set-ups in law. WHY THEN, as the credit default swaps and collateralized debt obligations began to balloon in 2004 , did he DO NOTHING?
Ill tell ya, he was too busy whacking off over his fucked upwar in Iraq.

It's comical how liberals always blame someone, or something else for their long list of failures. Have you ever found a liberal that accepts personal responsibility for their failures? No, neither have I.

its comical how wing nuts always blame someone else for their own lists of failures. BUT, it took a real president like Obama to make the bold moves to get us out.
Now the GOP can send in another baboon (actually a carp faced bottom feeding narcissistic sociopath) who will no doubt start some new world crisis. And the people ho enjoy their donuts will stand behind him in a fog of powdered sugar

Stay tuned, Frugal. It won't be long before the Republicans have something to take responsibility for. And if you're still on this forum, I'll remind you about personal responsibility.

Republicans are very good at accepting personal responsibility, it the liberals that never do. Let me remind you that liberals always project their failures onto something / someone else, with the help of the media they tend to make their failures somehow look like the republicans fault. Luckily we the American people also see through this scam.

Also, having a liberal remind anyone about personal responsibilities is laughable - have you ever considered being a comedian?

You say "liberal" as if it was a bad thing. The label originated as "liberal thinker". In other words "free thinker". You don't like that do you?
Anyway, FYI I've been a registered Republican for 32 years. I agree with the ideas of fiscal responsibility and limited government, although that doesn't seem to jive with what the Republicans have been doing for the past 20 years, at least not on the national level. None of this prevents me from being a free thinker. You should try thinking on your own sometime instead of regurgitating the propaganda you've been fed.

Because it is a bad thing.
Saying "Democrat" is even more of an insult.

You believe people's thinking should be directed by the state?

I used to be a registered republican too, but they're not what they claim to be. They're good at government intrusion into private lives.
https://politicsfromthemiddle.wordpress.com/2014/12/30/lets-talk-about-government-intrusion/

That's what obama & HRC wanted, not me though, and not the American voter either.

The American voters vited for Clinton, by a pretty wide margin.

It appears that's true for California, but there's still some debate over these particular voters being American. Remove Commifornia from the equation and Trump also wins the popular vote. Not that it matters, because he won the EC by a landslide because American voters could not stomach the thought of another president Clinton.

Basically, it all worked out for the best. Trump will be president, and liberal democrats like HRC & 0bama will be irrelevant. All of this is really good for America.