Seriously, what has Obama accomplished? Absolutely nothing.

Why are you so angry? Really. This whole thread is ridiculous. Obama has accomplished nothing? You can't say that with a straight face. You are just being a troll at this point trying to get a rise out of the other side.

Seriously dude, I said the same thing to thumbs in the other thread. You are either knowingly trolling or are just really stupid. I don't you are stupid.

 

He's angry because the bigtexxx brand has been humiliated beyond repair (probably why he's bringing back the T_J moniker) and he knows Mr Obama has been a very good president and has accomplished a great deal (even with an obstructionist congress). He's frustrated because he knows Mr Obama will be elected to a second term and there is noting he can do about it except poke at liberals and spew vomit.

 

ya'll gettin' trolled

 

You can't look me in the eye and tell me Rominee has any new ideas (other than cutting taxes on the rich and corporations) or promises to improve employment. But yes we could get full employment with the sweatshop, robber baron, polluted policies of the 19th century.

 

Yes I can. The most stable economy in the world right now belongs to the American people. Our slow growth is a result of total US debt deleveraging, not Government. That's a wonderful thing.

 

Economy, not government. And the data backs me up.

 

http://www.businessinsider.com/jim-oneill-brics-2012-6

 

If Obama was a republican, you'd have a boner the size of 1WTC for him. Obama has been an PHENOMENAL president.

 

Do you only use the Drudge Report to find your news? You waste your time on that partisan garbage.

 

As long as people remain mortal, I support a mandate.

ACA won't get struck down. Obama wins in 2012. 2:1 odds.

 

You may be right. If you are confident then you should throw down some money

Intrade has it 70% it will be overturned. Make some mad cash if you are correct.

 

This is probably why intrade has those odds.

Mr Obama's approval is higher than the Roberts court.

Approval Rating for Justices Hits Just 44% in New Poll

WASHINGTON — Just 44 percent of Americans approve of the job the Supreme Court is doing and three-quarters say the justices’ decisions are sometimes influenced by their personal or political views, according to a poll conducted by The New York Times and CBS News.