Are you more PRObama or NObama after the costly financial bailout, healthcare reform, and ongoing war?

I voted for Barack Obama|Obama in the last US Presidential election. "So where do you stand on Obama? " - I feel he is doing a good job and this is as good a job as any US President of either party would be doing now in this historical time and in this nation so divided."Was the bailout warranted?

" - I am not an economist. "Are we moving in the right direction with the war on terror and healthcare?" - Only history will tell the tale of "right direction with the war on terror:" but I am safe in my home tonight and feel I will be safe here tomorrow as well. If more people are going to be able to get and or keep health care then absolutely yes we are moving in the right direction with health care.

We are not there yet but in the right direction is a good way to describe the way we are moving in relation to health care."Do you think he's earning another 4 years in office after 2012? " - If the election were tomorrow then yes I would vote for Obama again so far so good. I would have to wait a gauge my social, cultural, and economic reality and my opinion of all of these realities in the rest of the US and the world in two years time to see if I will vote for him in the next Presidential election.

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I am more Pro-Obama than ever. The "bailout" was very successful in turning the economy around. Much of the money has already been paid back by the banks and some by the car companies.

Meanwhile growth and employment numbers have been good and getting better for several months in a row. The health reform was the biggest reform in decades. It already is helping millions of people and it will help more.

The Republicans threw out a lot of baloney trying to confuse people; but, it won't take long for the major reforms, such as no more kicking people out for getting sick or claims of pre-existing conditions to sink in. The wars are continuing but Iraq is winding down and the effort in Afghanistan seems to be sensible. Whether success there is possible , who knows?

Even more importantly, he has been pushing big investments in renewable energy and energy savings. I'd be even more extreme, but the President is doing much more than one would expect an elected politician to do. Have you checked out the Tampa newspaper's Obamameter to see how many campaign promises he has kept, broken, working on, or stalled?

They counted up about 500 and he is doing a great job for a year and a bit. It's also interesting to check out their truthometers on all the outspoken folks and see who keeps getting caught "pants on fire". (as if you couldn't guess, it's Rush and company).

I like some of his ideas and not others. The Wall St bailout was necessary and the fat cats just figured ways to make money on that also. But we could not have a meltdown of our whole financial system it would have collapesed the World.As far as the war goes I see him following in Bush's footsteps, he's not bringing anyone home which is what he ran on.

I also don't think in the long run healthcare will be able to sustain itself financially. Will I vote for him again, I don't know, it depends on the next two years and who runs against him.

I cant really gove you an answer,but what I can give you is a way to a solution, that is you have to find the anglde that you relate to or peaks your interest. A good paper is one that people get drawn into because it reaches them ln some way.As for me WW11 to me, I think of the holocaust and the effect it had on the survivors, their families and those who stood by and did nothing until it was too late.