How would you rate Obama's first 100 days in office?

How would you rate Obama's first 100 days in office?

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#5
#5
I gave it a D but have a feeling he will fall further once his other policies get going
 
#7
#7
I voted D as well, I sincerely hope he doesn't give me any more reason to go lower, I am pretty sure he will disappoint me again though.
 
#8
#8
KB5252 said:
I voted D as well, I sincerely hope he doesn't give me any more reason to go lower, I am pretty sure he will disappoint me again though.
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My guess is that he will eventually get a balance in congress and every thing will even it out and he will be in Washington and be a hero like Bubba.
 
#11
#11
Failing would be total chaos. Gave a D too. Right now he's just setting policies that will take effect soon enough.
 
#16
#16
I would like to invite all who posted a grade to give a short comment on their choice, it just makes it more fun.
 
#17
#17
massive deficit
failures in Kentucky during the ice storms and in N. Dakota during the flooding
Tim Geithner
Janet Napolitano
attacking Rush Limbaugh
cap and trade
broken promises regarding lobbyists and earmarks
socialization of banks and the auto industry
NBC's cult of personality
hugging Hugo Chavez
Lawgator's man crush on Obama

and so on. my grade would be a negative F- w/special circumstances.
 
#18
#18
I graded him as a D.

He is continuing the policies that W put in place with the aid of government steroids.

Any one who is for the expansion of government is a fool!
 
#21
#21
At the 100-day mark of his presidency, Mr. Obama is the second-least-popular president in 40 years.

According to Gallup's April survey;

The only new president less popular was Bill Clinton, Obama's current approval rating of 56 percent is only one tick higher than the 55-percent approval Mr. Clinton had.....

Ronald Reagan topped the charts in April 1981 with 67 percent approval.

Perplexed about complaints over Mr. Obama's expansion of government, Newsweek editor Jon Meacham asked: "does no one listen during campaigns?"

It was these pundits who weren't paying attention during last year's campaign. In all three presidential debates, Mr. Obama promised to cut government spending and reduce the size of the deficit. He blamed the economic crisis on excessive deficits. At no time did candidate Barack Obama say that more deficit-spending was the solution.

It's no surprise the liberal media aren't anxious to point out that their darling is less popular than George W. Bush.
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Perhaps that is the reason for the secret dinners to brief leftist media members on talking points.

The Treasury Department said Monday it will need to borrow $361 billion in the current April-June quarter, a record amount for that period.
 
#22
#22
Grade D

He's said all the right things, and at the end of the day he comes across as a guy I'd love to watch a football game with or just joke around with.

He and his buddies have continued Bush's TERRIBLE bailout plans and made them even more expensive.

His Budget makes Bush's look conservative (and that's saying a.. lot)

At some points I want to praise some decisions he has made concerning Iraq and Afghanistan (not pulling right out ect) but then goes out and makes an ass out of America in the apology tour. He then goes to the summit in Trinidad and gives credance to Chavez.

He has taken the liberty to fire the CEO of a major private company. Refuses to make sure they go bankrupt but instead wants the unions to run it more. He wants to slowly march over the private sector and make sure the gov't has their hand in as much as possible.

Cap and Trade. This and any of it's ardent supporters should die in a fire.

Staying on the save the planet crap. I find it hilarious that on earth day, he flies he and his whole troup out to Iowa for a PR trap instead of doing it the algore way (read green) and doing a webcast about it or something. But then again, the algore way is to burn as much fuel you yourself can, while telling the surfs they better shape up.

Now Banks want to give back money because they see now (DUH!) that it wasn't just a free handout, and that the gov't wants to rule these companies, and these slimeballs won't let them. WHO CARES if they fail without that money... TARP should NEVER have happened EVER and it was a colassal mistake. We now have a chance to reverse that and they refuse them for power reasons.

Ya so far, he's been awesome.
 
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