Ok let me try to respond in a slightly more organized fashion than that big block of text you put up there ...

-Fixed the job market? Did he fix another country's job market or something, because America is still in the dumps with a real unemployment rate ... anywhere from 10% to 12% or more ... this is because people are dropping out of the job market. Look at the numbers in terms of jobs created, 88,000 in March which is downright terrible.

-Hurray! the stock market is doing awesome ... Oh wait, where are all the jobs and economic growth that usually comes with it? Well this can all be traced back to the massive amounts of cash the Federal Reserve is carelessly dumping into th economy which is (since they can't control where it goes in an ecnomoy just how much is printed) ending up in stocks (the process incentives investors to invest and, thus, raise stock prices). This all sounds great if you own lots of stock (mostly wealthy Americans directly own large amounts of stock). So yeah he is doing a great thing for the rich and powerful (through his stimulus, QE that is not going away anytime soon, ect.), but the middle class and the poor get nothing from this deal. This is not to mention the disastrous consequences of printing insane amounts of money which will come to bite us on the ass in the long run through inflation. And guess who is hurt the most by inflation; the poor.

-The infamous women earn X dollars less than every X dollar a man earns is one of the most manipulated and misquoted statistics I have ever heard. Women do earn less than men, but this does not account for the types of jobs that men and women work in, number of hours, experience, and 100 other factors. Besides, if it was really the case that men made more than women for the same work then why would any company ever hire men? Afterall, I can just get women to work for 25-30% less for the same work, am I right? All Obama did with this law was win political points from people that have been brainwashed by the feminist movement.

-Ok get rid of the Bush "no child ect." act, but that does not change the fact that the education system is just as pathetic as it has always been with no signs of improvement. Not Obama's fault mind you ... he didn't create it and neither did Bush, but he is going to do nothing to fix it. 

-Can you point me in the direction of this improved trade relations with other countries, because that is news to me. Not that it matters with our economy in shambles (despite what artificially inflated stock values and artificially lowered unemploymet numbers suggest). We won't have much left to trade at this rate assuming what you said is true.

-Cool, economic sanctions on Iran. I'll call Israel and tell them they can disarm now because they have nothing to worry about.

-Eliminating tax havens? The wealthy will always have opportunities to move their assets around in such a way as to pay lower taxes. More power to them I say. They already pay the lion's share of the taxes in this country anyways. Not that I think anyone (poor, middle class, or rich) should pay taxes at all for that matter.

-Great, Bin Laden is dead. Glad to see Obama supporting the war effort that Bush instigated (helping my case that they have the same awful foreign policy here ...).  Maybe we should send those special forces troops out to the White House to conduct interrogations so we can find out what really happened in Benghazi.

I'm curious to see just how bad things will get when we are up to our necks in Obamacare. The worst is yet to come.

I think Obama is terrible, but far from the worse...

I just want to say that I think it's HILARIOUS that some people think that taking away our "right to drink soda" violates a personal right, but that decriminalizing marijuana is bad. I don't smoke pot or drink soft drinks, but I think both are forms of drug use and that the second is actually far more harmful then the first to the youth of America, and neither are inherent "rights."

And Obama has stated that gay marriage is a states issue, like bush, Obama has increased domestic surveilance and wire tapping, like bush. so again they are so similar its not even funny. to support one and bash the other is the pinnacle of partisanship. they are two sides of the same coin

He's not the worse president,but far from the best.

That's a much better solution as it actually gives people a larger array of choices instead of cutting down on them.

That's what they want you to think.

Again..... what did Congress specifically block that would have turned things around?

Way to dodge the question again.  Why are you so mad?????  Because you don't have any answers and I have proven that you have no clue as to what you are talking about.

Blaming Congress for blocking things is an excuse that political know nothings like you will keep parroting because you don't know any better.

It is pathetic and shameful that a so called leader resorts to finger pointing and blame instead of taking responsibilty.  It is also pathetic that people like you fall for it.

Is the failed Summer of Recovery the fault of Congress too.  Why would Obama name the summer a few years back The Summer of Recovery" if he didn't think it would suceed.  It was a massive failure just like Obama's presidency.

Don't look at the party name next to politicians.  Look at what they stand for and then maybe we will quit reelecting failed presidents.

I think every president including and since FDR has been a disaster. Way too much government. Not saying every president before FDR was great, just that at least there was some bare minimum respect threshold for at least attempting to abide by the law of the land (Constitution).

It isn't just the Presidents that are the problem, I mean it's so systemic nowadays.  It seems like if the slightest bad thing happens, people line up outside the White House and expect politicians to fix their problems for them. 

I'm very sympathetic with people that have been hurt by what politicians have done over the last hundred years or so, whether they're even aware of it or not.  I'm not at all sympathetic to people who want to game the system and live a life of ease without applying themselves.  There's only so far you can go with the phrase 'blame the politicians'.  At some point, if your life is still not working out, you'll have no choice but to look in the mirror, and either do something to change your sitution or continue on as is.

I can't tell if this thread was made sarcastically or not, but as other have mentioned most of the messes were inherited and he did get us out of Iraq and soon out of Afghanistan.

Congress said they are going to make Obama a 1 term president so they can get a register Republican in office, so they block every bill he try to past during the last 2 years of his first term.

79% of us want the public option but old & middle age republicans can't stand a Black person being the Commander & chief of what they consider a lighter skin nation.

During Barack (Jewish name) Obama (Black name) second term, 90% of us Americans wanted the extended background checks for guns by itself and that didn't even pass the Senate.

If you want Obama's talent to shine, then you are going to have vote for a progressive non-republican in both senate & congress during November 2014.

People still burn down Black Christian church's these days and now people are also trying to bomb Jewish Temples & spray paint Muslim musk. And Black people are the last people getting hired for a job to prevent another Black President. The older generation of White people, well a bunch of them weren't raise right.