President Obama

[Rico]

Was he the best President or Greatest President of all time?

[Jason]

Greatest leader in the history of the planet and it's not even close

[halomatt]

MVP!  His PWAR is legendary!

[arch stanton]

Worst NCAA tourney brackets I've ever seen

[RallyMo]

27 minutes ago, halomatt said:

MVP!  His PWAR is legendary!

Obama: MVP

Trump: MVPee

[the dude abides]

18 minutes ago, RallyMo said:

Obama: MVP

Trump: MVPee

Trump will Make America Golden Again.

 

[Tank]

i'm going to miss his, uh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . dramatic pauses.

[red321]

4 minutes ago, Tank said:

i'm going to miss his, uh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . dramatic pauses.

Thats just a prostate issue...

[Blarg]

This was ripe for Rally's signature cat poll treatment.

[Blarg]

So your saying it is a multicultural job.

[Spirit]

"I mean, look, I’m proud of the fact with two weeks to go, we are probably the first administration in modern history that hasn't had a major scandal in the White House." - Obama

 

Bahahahahahahahahahahahaha!!!! 

 

 

 

[Tank]

11 hours ago, Geoff said:

"I mean, look, I’m proud of the fact with two weeks to go, we are probably the first administration in modern history that hasn't had a major scandal in the White House." - Obama

 

Bahahahahahahahahahahahaha!!!! 

Bengha-hahaha-zi.

[Brandon]

going to miss everyone posting video clips of the dude only to click on it and hear:

"let me be clear", "change", "it won't be easy", "we have to recognize" and "make no mistake"

[Vegas Halo Fan]

On 1/10/2017 at 8:58 PM, arch stanton said:

Worst NCAA tourney brackets I've ever seen

You apparently didn't see mine.

[tomsred]

I can't even successfully do NFL brackets, so Final Four brackets are far above my comprehension level.

[Thomas]

On 1/10/2017 at 9:58 PM, arch stanton said:

Worst NCAA tourney brackets I've ever seen

Let's see you make a decent bracket while trying to keep your political strongholds happy.

[aznhockeyguy]

Though I am a supporter of Obama and his work, how does one judge how great a President is?  

[Adam]

by skin color

[Spirit]

Locking thread

 

 

 

[mrwicked]

his foreign policy record is an unmitigated disaster. clinton and kerry have to be up there in running for worst leaders of state department in at least the last century. isis and the rise of russian power is directly related to his administration's bundling of issue after issue.

even worse, the personal liberties of the us populace has eroded at an alarming rate. the un-checked spying by the government is beyond anything we as security and privacy researchers ever fathomed 15 years ago. the fact that there aren't riots in the streets about this is just mind boggling.

race relations are at a low not seen since the 50s. in part because of his blind support of the "black lives matter" cause. 

he wanted to be "the most transparent administration in history" and yet is pretty much the most closed off. even going after whistleblowers and causing them to flee.

obamacare is a joke. the intention is good, but everyone said it would crumble. and now it has. 

he is very good at spending though. us debt it as a level never before seen in history.

he got handed a nobel peace prize on day one. and has dropped how many bombs each year, 26,000? killing untold civilians with drone strikes.

the democratic party is in complete, utter shambles.

trump's rise is directly due to how bad this administration has been. and the fact that the left is so astounded that trump not only won, but handily trounced clinton is just comical.

he seems like a good guy though. so i guess that makes it alright. 

[fan_since79]

I'm sure to get some grief from the Obamaphiles here, but facts are facts:

[Adam]

I really don't think we have either a culture or political environment that allows for a president to be successful. Your republican controlled congress from the past couple of years has been more interested in allowing Obama policies to continue in hopes they'd hurt the Dem's chance at winning this past election than actually representing constituents. Most of congress is making decisions that will impact their next election and their party's next big elections than acting on their core principles. 

[Amazing Larry]

16 minutes ago, fan_since79 said:

I"m going to get some grief from the Obamaphiles here, but facts are facts:

Those are some dogshit numbers right there.

[fan_since79]

44 minutes ago, Lawrence said:

Those are some dogshit numbers right there.

Well, I can see why you say that, because they're from U.S. government sources.

But $20 trillion is accurate for the debt.

 

[Amazing Larry]

50 minutes ago, fan_since79 said:

Well, I can see why you say that, because they're from U.S. government sources.

But $20 trillion is accurate for the debt.

No I believe they are that bad. In fact the debt is much worse when you count unfunded liabilities such as Social Security and Medicare.