I think we might be in some sort of honeymoon period now. I sent my mom a link to a Parade article about Obama saying, "You might not have voted for the man, Mom, and you might feel like you personally will lose out due to his policies, but you have to admit, there is an awful lot to like about this man." And she wrote me back saying, in essence, what are you talking about, of course I like Obmana.

This from a registered republican who did not vote for him. And she went on and on about how moved she was by his inaugural and his address to congress. I'm just hoping the honeymoon doesn't stop soon.

^ Sometimes honeymoons never end.

Or at least, last longer than 4 years.

Fox and CNN usually kill polls that get results they don't want.

I'm surprised.

Hyperinflation makes for good economic policies? Once again, Faux News delivers the fair and balanced idiocy.

Obama predicted a deficit in four years: $3,600,000,000,000. "Three point six Trillion DOLLARS."

This is the highest by 3x in history. That's three times the highest deficit in the history of the USA even including Bush's last term where he "conveniently(/stupidly) left out Iraq" (which I've included nonetheless)P.
Quote Barack:
"We will ban Earmars"
There are NINE THOUSAND (9000) EARMARKS in the current budget for this year alone.... Wow.

0=9000 apparently this year.... nice. Can 0=my debt as well as a poor constituent?... I make about a $23000 a year Obama training to be a major benefit to your scientific future. My stipend is not helping me and is not helping my friends complete their Ph.D.s. My friend of science. Your words are so far hollow to us. We are at the brink of destitution already and we have been for years. Change that or we will be lost to you. This is not a loby. It is a cry for hope from a people who have bound ourselves to a huge education to further science. Where are you now? Where is your word now? I don't see it...?

In the immortal words of Sammy Hagar: Only time will tell if we stand the test of time.

Also, Reagan and his puppeteers weren't all that sharp on economic matters that didn't involve grabbing wads of cash and stuffing them into their pockets. A Clinton-Obama poll would be more interesting.

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Hyperinflation makes for good economic policies? Once again, Faux News delivers the fair and balanced idiocy.


In fairness, nobody asked if either of them had a good economic policy; they asked which of the two is better.