Why is Obama so bad again?
 

Mostly because he allowed the Apple iWatch to be released.

Blame melons only.

Job participation rate is at 62%, that's the lowest since the Carter Administration. More people are out of work than ever!

Don't forget the "baby Boomers" are now at retirement age and are dropping out of the work force left and right... that HAS to also have an effect on the numbers.

As well as all those back in school getting re-trained for new jobs after NAFTA sent the old jobs overseas...

Well, EVERYONE ELSE don't forget that... Obama haters are going to hate no matter what you say... :thumbsup

Bill Maher said "the economy is primed for a Republican to come in and fuck it up again".

So bad i agree

:1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh

Because he's black.





At least that's what the liberals keep telling me is the reason why I don't like him.

I always thought my dislike was based on his government-centric policies and his socialist-leaning philosophy, both of which I see as running counter to the ideals this country was founded on.



But hey what do I know? I guess it's just easier to categorize me as a racist so my opinion can be ignored.

if i felt like a bit of the googling i could punch holes in every single one of those skewed fucking numbers. like how that dow stat is after the market tumbled upon hearing BO won the election. not to mention the OP couldn't post one single BO program or effort that created those faked stats. for instance, what the fuck did BO do re: consumer confidence? What did BO do to that impacted the stock market? oh, that's right gave a few trillion $$$ to wall street while neglecting main street and the middle class.

if BO is so successful then the dems wouldn't have lost their asses in this last election and AMerican citizens, you know, the ones who actually fucking live here and not in Canaduh, would have a higher approval rating of their PUSA.

there's a reason Americans do not approve of BO, regardless of fucking libtard memes.

Did you also think Reagan was a Socialist? Obama has been consistently to the "Right" of what Reagan's policies were..

I didn't vote for Reagan either.

for instance, let's look closer at the unemployment figure, nevermind the fact the OP couldn't point to one single BO program that motivated hiring.


Here is the stunning statistic on the economy that tells the whole story about why we aren’t growing faster. Since Barack Obama entered the Oval Office in January of 2009,the percentage of the working age population actually part of the labor force (either working or looking for work) has plummeted by 3 percentage points – to 62.7%.

Not since early 1978 has such a low proportion of the working-age population been in the labor force. In effect, the labor force is 7.4 million smaller than it otherwise would have been had people either not stopped looking for work or, particularly with the case of younger Americans, simply failed to start looking for work. In effect, nearly as many Americans have either left the work force – or never entered — in this recovery than have found a job. That’s a very distressing trend. It also explains the big dive in the official unemployment rate to 5.9%.


Under Obama: One Million More Americans Have Dropped Out Of Work Force than Have Found a Job - Forbes

Too liberal for ya?

Not liberal enough actually, at least not socially.

the GDP growth #s on that meme are wrong.

U.S. GDP by Year: Compared to Debt and Major Events

I'll never get why people think this number means anything substantial by itself.

Obama is center-right.. He's nowhere near being a socialist, or even having even remotely close to "socialist" ideas / philosophy. Why do people insist on making things up?

Wow, how dumb dare these demtards? Wasn't there a huge worldwide crisis when he assumed office? Rhetorical question...
Those numbers would have risen with anyone in the office.

the deficit GDP % on that meme is also wrong


http://www.npr.org/news/graphics/201...eficit-624.gif


U.S. Budget Deficit, Debt Compared With GDP : NPR

:2 cents::2 cents::2 cents:

Math not a big thing with you?

So Obama's too socialist.. Reagan is not Liberal enough.. I just have to know who is just right? :1orglaugh

awesome stats

Translation...haters gonna hate regardless of what Obama has or hasn't accomplished/tried to accomplish.

The left of the national DEBT...........

Don't want to look at that number, since it is what is pushing up the stock market for the Rich... Yes BOTH sides love the rich!!!

Dow is still almost double what it was on November 3, 2008. It closed at 9319.83 that day.

I was going to go one-by-one through your list but decided to stop after one Google search blew your first "theory" out of the water. :thumbsup

Because he's black.

:1orglaugh

it's not a theory, it's a fact. I claimed the # missrepresented the truth and it did. the simple fact is the dow dropped 300 points on the news BO was elected and that's the # the meme wrongly uses to portray the dow prior to BO.


i'm not surprised you whimp out after ~30 seconds of googling though, i'm sure that's a record for you!

next.

obviously the dow will drop when obama is elected versus the guy who ran bain capital lol

The number is hovering around the same as what it has for the last 65 years - it's actually higher than the conservative utopia period of the 50's, but that's irrelevant. It doesn't mean anything on its own unless there were a 10-15% variation over a year or two.

Really? :1orglaugh

I didn't get into the why's. I simply deconstructed the bullshit fake #s.

then let's go with this statistic

http://i.imgur.com/NMRJGJT.png

hahaha!!! :1orglaugh

So true! His fault!

That's a more relevant statistic. :thumbsup

you seem to know what you are talking about, what's your opinion on it?

also toss in the fact wages are flat and a lot of the new jobs created aren't as good as the old jobs

The economy is recovering pretty well all things considered, however there definitely needs to be more improvement in "real" jobs(ie., salaried positions or higher paying jobs). Retail and fast food are a huge part of the growth and those aren't sustainable career paths in most cases. Do I think the executive branch is or has the answer to this? Not really. The best scenario would be Congress passing a comprehensive jobs bill that includes fixing our interstate system / bridges and puts a lot of blue collar workers back to work, which then means they're spending their money on shiny new iPhones, vehicles, and greasy cheeseburgers.

I don't think it's likely to happen with this GOP in the majority, though. The GOP needs more John McCains and less John Boehners.