After 8 years of business doing whatever they wanted legal or illegal and then Obama bailing them out of their failures ,what more could business ask for?
He had a super majority and thumbed his nose at them in pursuit of votes he'll never get.
He was a computer genius. Politics? Not so much.
He may be right about being a one term president but not for those reasons.
Jobs told Obama he had to adopt more business-friendly policies, saying companies were more likely to build factories in China because of "regulations and unnecessary costs" in the United States.
After 8 years of business doing whatever they wanted legal or illegal and then Obama bailing them out of their failures ,what more could business ask for?
He had a super majority and thumbed his nose at them in pursuit of votes he'll never get.
He was a computer genius. Politics? Not so much.
He may be right about being a one term president but not for those reasons.
And they have terrible candidates. Either someone new will emerge, the right-wing faction of the party will hold its nose and nominate Romney, or a brutally humiliating scene will unfold: They'll be soundly defeated by a grid-locked incumbent in the worst economy since the great depression.
Interesting times. The people have no faith in the president, and even less faith in his opposition.
And they have terrible candidates. Either someone new will emerge, the right-wing faction of the party will hold its nose and nominate Romney, or a brutally humiliating scene will unfold: They'll be soundly defeated by a grid-locked incumbent in the worst economy since the great depression.
Interesting times. The people have no faith in the president, and even less faith in his opposition.
While I understand your sentiment about Obama, I think the recent elections have little to do with liking a candidate as much as voting against the other candidate Therefore, I would suspect that Obama is in trouble, only capturing those states that are firmly Democratic--or perhaps gaining from some of the anti-union GOP stances.
Funny thing is, up until the last decade or so, I didn't really have a side. I feel like I was forced to take sides; a precarious choice between the utterly ineffective and the duplicitously dangerous.
