>Obama is a bad President
>no links
>no evidence
OP it takes a simple fucking google search. Stop sucking cock for 5 minutes and use it.
>>75595029
It's all true tho
>>75595108
No it isn't. Nothing you posted provides your case.
Fuck off.
http://www.bls.gov/news.release/empsit.t15.htm
Unemployment at 9.7% considering all factors
http://www.usdebtclock.org/
Almost 20 trillion and counting. Hasn't gone down a single hair.
Need I continue?
>>75594937
helped destroy the entire middle east
most heavy use of drone strikes
renewed race problems in the US
supports chimpouts
not respected by foreign nations
worried about what toilet you may or may not be shitting in
>>75594937
every single thing in pic is literally a fucking lie. 100% untrue
>>75594937
>>75594937
>automakers booming
Yeah, foreign automakers are booming. Meanwhile, the American car industry, along with most other American industries, is rapidly declining.
>>75594937
>unemployment cut in half
no
>uninsured rate cut in half
at what cost?
>dow jones nearly tripled
no, but regardless his term started at an incredibly lucky time for this measurement
>deficit cut by 2/3
OK, despite his best efforts to blow money on nigger projects, the GOP-controlled congress has prevented spending from ballooning
>historically low inflation
this is not a good (or bad) thing
>automakers booming
no
>clean energy doubled
who cares?
wow this meme really made me think
>>75594937
CYKA BLYAT
>>75595525
>Unemployment at 9.7% considering all factors
What was it 8 years ago?
>>75594937
>>75595525
>>75597986
http://www.bls.gov/webapps/legacy/cpsatab15.htm
If you go here and select the option for U6 you'll get the alternate measure data over the last ten years
the big spike started in 2008, hitting highs in 2010 16-17%.
(you could blame barry omaha for causing a recession by running for an office he hadn't won yet, if you're an idiot.)
now it's down to 9.7 which still doesn't get us back to the good old days of 2006 but is still significantly lower than the high / closer to where we were.
Also not "half" but fairly close, also the "half" could come from the non-alternative, standard unemployment measure
>>75598977
whoops, forgot pic
>>75595108
>>75594937
Correlation =/= Causation
>>75598977
http://data.bls.gov/timeseries/LNS14000000
looking here, you can see that going by the standard (non-alternative) unemployment rate, it's dropped from a peak of 10% in 2009 to 5% now
