why do people get mad about drone strikes? would you rather have soldiers go back into war and risk being killed?

Well you know, rather people that enlisted to serve than civilians that have been living in war zones before they became war zones.

It's our war, not theirs. We should be the ones taking causalities, not them.

And all that money spent on failing banks only to have them fail IMMEDIATELY afterwards is definitely the same as cutting spending. He still can't get a budget through. Is that entirely his fault? No. He has to compromise with those on Capitol Hill in order for it to go through. Will he do that? No. He keeps trying to push the same fucking budget even though he knows it won't go through. Do you know what that does? Because he doesn't have a final budget cut out, he can keep spending like he has been because there's nothing to tell him not to. And raising taxes after having let the value of the dollar fall even further doesn't really fix anything. It will minimize the damage done, but it won't really fix anything. What needs to happen is all this bullshit welfare for people who are too fucking lazy to get off their asses (not the elderly, disabled, or those who are looking for a better life which is who it was actually meant for) needs to stop. Clinton put a policy through that required people to either have a job or be actively searching for one, and they had to prove they were actually trying, in order to receive welfare. Guess who repealed that though?! Let's just give all the money to lazy assholes in the ghetto. And with the whole healthcare thing, people will be leeching off the government more than ever. The younger generation, along with the middle to lower class, generally favors the Democratic Party of the Republican Party. Why is this? Because they think it favors them more than the rich people. While this could be argued, many people don't realize how easy it would be to get out of whatever financial predicament they are in because they don't have the fucking self control and willpower to budget themselves and not spend money on frivolous things.
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The economy is improving, I'm not sure how you can say he's a total fuck up.

Obamacare has it's pros and cons. I'll be able to stay on my parent's insurance till I'm 26, that's very helpful. Obamacare doesn't even completely socialize healthcare, it really just puts more restrictions and regulations on insurance companies. I don't mind paying for other people's care either, I'm happy that they're getting help from me. Sharing is caring. Of course, like I said earlier, there are plenty of downsides as well.

Ask any doctor what they think of Obamacare, or any business owner who has to deal with it. It hurts a lot more than it fixes. There's a reason they wouldn't even let anyone read what was in the damn thing until it was passed.

Dude the rich are already having to pay more taxes because of Obama, you really want to ask them about their opinion of anything related to Obama? And what does a doctor's opinion of Obamacare even mean?

A doctor's opinion on health care is actually rather important, being that they are likely the most informed when it comes to health care in general. And for the most part the "rich" being affected by Obama's taxes are wealthy businessmen, not small-time doctors

Like I said, pros and cons. It helps a ton too.

I don't think anyone could top Andrew Jackson.

This is a big problem with people. Half of the people think he's doing a great job (Which is not true) and the other half think he's satan/hitler/TheGuyThatCancelledFirefly all rolled into one (Which is equally untrue)

He's doing what needs to be done and doing it in a efficient way. Some good has happened in his presidency (Osama being killed, gay marriage has taken a good step, etc) but they weren't directly caused by him. He's a pretty good president, but not great.