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<blockquote data-quote="ArmchairGoddess#1" data-source="post: 2667396" data-attributes="member: 759979">More than happy to oblige, but there is not enough room in this limited forum to complete such an answer, so I suggest you make full use of whitehouse.gov and recovery.gov plus politifact.com&#039;s Obameter, and even JibJab as a reminder of what was facing President Obama upon being sworn in as our elected leader on January 20, 2009.&nbsp; Just a few GOOD reasons by President Obama should remain in office:&nbsp; the Credit CARD Act of 2009 that makes predatory fees and shady billing practices illegal; the Lily Ledbetter Act signed his first week in office; the paydown of our national debt by the $62 BILLION President Obama saved when he up and cancelled the Bush-ordered (money appropriated) presidential helicopter fleet his just after taking office; the strong focus upon making the U.S. the WORLD LEADER in manufacture of alternative energy (&quot;green energy&quot;) products right here at home---more than 40 states now have new or rebuilt factories in operation making these renewable energy resources (and providing JOBS for millions of American workers).&nbsp; How about the reversal of the Great Recession which, according to Bloomberg News, Reuters, and Forbes, occurred in June 2009?&nbsp; Or there&#039;s the PAYDOWN of the GOP-caused DEFICIT by 8% in the first months of 2010 (Reuters, Washington Post articles, also on MSNBC). Children up to age 26 can now remain on their parents&#039; health care policies (PPACA and Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act), and college students can now make DIRECT LOW-INTEREST LOANS through the Department of Education---something big banks are not at all happy about (learn more at whitehouse.gov).&nbsp; Lots and lots of nation-saving achievements can be credited to President Obama and the Democrats, but how about this one:&nbsp; The tracking down and subsequent killing of 9/11 mastermind Osama bin Laden?&nbsp; And there&#039;s much much more...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ArmchairGoddess#1, post: 2667396, member: 759979"] More than happy to oblige, but there is not enough room in this limited forum to complete such an answer, so I suggest you make full use of whitehouse.gov and recovery.gov plus politifact.com's Obameter, and even JibJab as a reminder of what was facing President Obama upon being sworn in as our elected leader on January 20, 2009. Just a few GOOD reasons by President Obama should remain in office: the Credit CARD Act of 2009 that makes predatory fees and shady billing practices illegal; the Lily Ledbetter Act signed his first week in office; the paydown of our national debt by the $62 BILLION President Obama saved when he up and cancelled the Bush-ordered (money appropriated) presidential helicopter fleet his just after taking office; the strong focus upon making the U.S. the WORLD LEADER in manufacture of alternative energy ("green energy") products right here at home---more than 40 states now have new or rebuilt factories in operation making these renewable energy resources (and providing JOBS for millions of American workers). How about the reversal of the Great Recession which, according to Bloomberg News, Reuters, and Forbes, occurred in June 2009? Or there's the PAYDOWN of the GOP-caused DEFICIT by 8% in the first months of 2010 (Reuters, Washington Post articles, also on MSNBC). Children up to age 26 can now remain on their parents' health care policies (PPACA and Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act), and college students can now make DIRECT LOW-INTEREST LOANS through the Department of Education---something big banks are not at all happy about (learn more at whitehouse.gov). Lots and lots of nation-saving achievements can be credited to President Obama and the Democrats, but how about this one: The tracking down and subsequent killing of 9/11 mastermind Osama bin Laden? And there's much much more... [/QUOTE]

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