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In reply to the discussion: Neoliberalism, My Ass [View all]ismnotwasm
(42,674 posts)83. The OP actually presented a list of ~371~of President Obama's accomplishments
He got pissed when a certain segment of people decided said accomplishments weren't "progressive" enough and gave him a bunch of crap. Thus this rant.
I don't blame him
THE LIST OF 371 OBAMA ACCOMPLISHMENTS SO FAR, WITH CITATIONS
In 2008, we elected the most progressive president in history. And regardless of the negativity, when you actually look at the record, there has been a lot of progress since January 20, 2009.
Here is a list of many of President Obamas accomplishments as President. Every one of them has a citation, so no one can dismiss them out of hand, although many have tried since I started to compile this list Even with the obstacles we gave him, especially the Republican Congress, this President will leave a hell of a legacy. If we want to win elections and in a democracy, that has to be our main goal we have to make people want to vote for us. That means accentuating the positive, and talking about how great we are, especially compared to the alternative.
http://pleasecutthecrap.com/obama-accomplishments/
In 2008, we elected the most progressive president in history. And regardless of the negativity, when you actually look at the record, there has been a lot of progress since January 20, 2009.
Here is a list of many of President Obamas accomplishments as President. Every one of them has a citation, so no one can dismiss them out of hand, although many have tried since I started to compile this list Even with the obstacles we gave him, especially the Republican Congress, this President will leave a hell of a legacy. If we want to win elections and in a democracy, that has to be our main goal we have to make people want to vote for us. That means accentuating the positive, and talking about how great we are, especially compared to the alternative.
http://pleasecutthecrap.com/obama-accomplishments/
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Could you be any more generalized? Sounds like one comment made you mad and produced this rant
bjobotts
Jun 2016
#98
Republican governance has devastated the middle class, not trade deals.
Bernardo de La Paz
Jun 2016
#11
Trade deals have eliminated jobs, while austerity (both parties) has cut away safety nets
leveymg
Jun 2016
#55
I wonder if we go after trade deals because the republican base agrees with us but
pampango
Jun 2016
#57
America used to be the #1 exporter of finished goods and now we are the #1 importer of fin. goods
bjobotts
Jun 2016
#102
Neoliberalism is Reganism, trickle down economics and voodo economics where corps do
bjobotts
Jun 2016
#103
When the Saudi's "opened up the spiggot" they shut down a lot of the fracking in TX.
That Guy 888
Jun 2016
#23
Nothing like single-issue zealots to ignore a list of 358 accomplishments. . . nt
Bernardo de La Paz
Jun 2016
#9
Wow, tin ear AND insults. I am guessing the expiration date for elitist policy is nearing. eom
Betty Karlson
Jun 2016
#15
income and wealth inequality are unimportant when you're on the fat side of the equation
tk2kewl
Jun 2016
#39
Bernie, Corbyn and British unions all wanted the UK to stay in the EU. Yeah, they're elitists not
pampango
Jun 2016
#45
"the expiration date for elitist policy is nearing". Not for conservative elitist policy it's not.
pampango
Jun 2016
#89
Bernie was not directly involved, of course, but he made his opinion known. n/t
pampango
Jul 2016
#140
yep. Bill and now Obama were free to veto GOP bills and let them try to over-ride
yurbud
Jun 2016
#52
If Brexit really were a response to neoliberalism, then conservatives are sure smarter than liberals
pampango
Jun 2016
#46
I'm still trying to imagine the Island Vacation, a lack of home insurance and 20K cash to
Bluenorthwest
Jun 2016
#61
it's Milt Shook, a true hack who never meet a 3rd-way economic inflection point or so called left
AntiBank
Jun 2016
#64
Keep in mind these are people who measure success by their own profits.
Spitfire of ATJ
Jun 2016
#80
I am a union person, worked hard for my union, did a lot of organizing and did a lot of representing
Thinkingabout
Jun 2016
#81
The OP actually presented a list of ~371~of President Obama's accomplishments
ismnotwasm
Jun 2016
#83