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ninetailschris said:

Links. Jay Leno part is irrelevant because you do that with any law. There was a vid were a guy ask did they support Obama on his positions and gave him republican positions and they all agreed with it. Interview random people means nothing because you don't why they responded the way they did and how much was edited. 

I will bring you those links as this happen in the first term and I need to hunt down the stuff again.  You can easily find the part where Democrats were willing to give the Republicans exactly what they asked for during the first Budget issue.  The Republicans even had a site up on the whole subject before they took it down once Obama agreed to what they asked for (off by a few % points on spending cuts/ new revenue).  You can also find out yourself about the Affordable healthcare act and what foundation it based on.

The Jay Leno and even your example just shows how much people in general really do not understand what the vote on or even why they should like or dislike someone as they are happy to be feed info instead of researching it.