Is Obama competent?

Wavels

Wavels

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How can anything other than bumbling and flailing take place when the POTUS (no experience running anything) surrounds himself with people of similar backgrounds.

Less than 10% of his cabinet has ANY private sector experience.

It is no wonder that we are all witnessing a slow motion train wreck...and the worst is yet to come.
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Obama: King of All Statists

by Warner Todd Huston
Almost 40% of William Howard Taft’s cabinet officials were from the private sector. Ike had nearly 60% of his appointees sporting private sector experience. Reagan had about 55% and George W. Bush about 53%. Even FDR and Truman saw half their cabinet officials coming to government with private sector experience.
And Obama?
Less than 10%.
That means that only about 7% of Barack Obama’s cabinet appointees ever worked in the private sector. So is it any wonder that Obama has become the president responsible for an unprecedented bloating of the federal government and a take over of power on a scale never before seen?
Nick Schulz published a great graph revealing the private sector experience of the appointees of every president since 1901.


Remembering that Barack Obama himself never held a real job his whole life the fact that he surrounds himself with government hacks, placemen, and hangerson, yet is expected to be The One to fix the economy and, well, we can see why he is failing so miserably. He has no life experiences to draw on and neither does anyone he’s asked to advise him on the matter.
 
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redivider

Well-Known Member
Wavels said:
How can anything other than bumbling and flailing take place when the POTUS (no experience running anything) surrounds himself with people of similar backgrounds.

Less than 10% of his cabinet has ANY private sector experience.

It is no wonder that we are all witnessing a slow motion train wreck...and the worst is yet to come.
:leaf:


Obama: King of All Statists

by Warner Todd Huston
Almost 40% of William Howard Taft’s cabinet officials were from the private sector. Ike had nearly 60% of his appointees sporting private sector experience. Reagan had about 55% and George W. Bush about 53%. Even FDR and Truman saw half their cabinet officials coming to government with private sector experience.
And Obama?
Less than 10%.
That means that only about 7% of Barack Obama’s cabinet appointees ever worked in the private sector. So is it any wonder that Obama has become the president responsible for an unprecedented bloating of the federal government and a take over of power on a scale never before seen?
Nick Schulz published a great graph revealing the private sector experience of the appointees of every president since 1901.


Remembering that Barack Obama himself never held a real job his whole life the fact that he surrounds himself with government hacks, placemen, and hangerson, yet is expected to be The One to fix the economy and, well, we can see why he is failing so miserably. He has no life experiences to draw on and neither does anyone he’s asked to advise him on the matter.
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dude, if you live here where I do, the REAL world, you would know that the recession has slowed. THERE ARE SIGNS OF RECOVERY. not a very big recovery, but a recovery nonetheless. we are still in a recession, it's just not as bad as it was when he started. not one year in office, and already kicking the recession in the ass...:hump:
 
CrackerJax

CrackerJax

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Is that why the Fed's think it will now take 5 years for the economy to recover? Obama delay it's called.

That chart explains ALOT about why Obama is killing jobs and the economy. No one has a wit of actual experience. It's the blind leading the blind in the White House.... how utterly sad.

2010 ... we can take back the country from the noob's!! Pass it on!
 
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Illegal Smile

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redivider said:
dude, if you live here where I do, the REAL world, you would know that the recession has slowed. THERE ARE SIGNS OF RECOVERY. not a very big recovery, but a recovery nonetheless. we are still in a recession, it's just not as bad as it was when he started. not one year in office, and already kicking the recession in the ass...:hump:
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Every double dip is preceded by a slight and brief recovery.
 
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Resin225

Active Member
So the stock market going up is your sign of recovery, redivider, cuz thats all that happened. Unemployment is still going up. It's already 20% higher than he promised it would go. Gotta pass this bill to keep unemployment from going above 8% were the prez words I believe. You need to understand, these guys are the same as the ones before them, clueless. Can't you see how things have gone with the same people on capital hill for decades? WERE FUCKING BROKE okay NO MONEY LEFT. No accountability, no common sense. I'll give it til June, then it's time to impeach him, we will have reached the Gore limit. OMGD, Obama made global disaster. It is coming. Sorry to rant I'm pissed at all of the clowns.
I need to vape.
 
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redivider

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i'm talking about the same recovery IllegalSmile, the ultimate conservative, has just alluded to, it's there.....................

how you haven't seen it is none of my concern.
 
MuyLocoNC

MuyLocoNC

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redivider said:
dude, if you live here where I do, the REAL world, you would know that the recession has slowed. THERE ARE SIGNS OF RECOVERY. not a very big recovery, but a recovery nonetheless. we are still in a recession, it's just not as bad as it was when he started. not one year in office, and already kicking the recession in the ass...:hump:
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You can always count on redivider to parrot the slathering progressive lemming talking points.

There is NO recovery, there are VERY SLIGHT economic markers reflecting Cash for Clunkers, the First Time Buyers program and the stimulus. That's it, and its all fictitious and goes away as soon as the programs and spending end.

As the Brits say, and Sol from the movie Snatch says "It's Mickey Mouse. Spurious. Not genuine. And it's worth...fuck-all."

The new debt and massive interest payments remain, making an already bad problem...worse. It may buy us 6 months, a year, maybe two, but when it does eventually crash...and it will, it will be worse than you can imagine.

And if the recession is slowing why are foreclosures up 23% from this time last year, that's odd with all the money spent specifically to slow down foreclosures. It MUST be the bank's fault that all these people don't have money to pay their mortgages. Hey, I know, lets pass cap'n'tax so we can triple our energy costs... that will help us out in this time of financial crisis.
 
CrackerJax

CrackerJax

New Member
By Washington's own numbers, it will now take at least 5 years to recover.

This means Obama has about doubled the economic pain upon the citizens he has sworn to SERVE.

And then there's Afghanistan......

 
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