Barack is one of the worst presidents

I would like to start off by clearly stating that there is absolutely no RIGHT or WRONG answer. There are facts, either good or bad, depending on how one individual chooses to interpret them. I personally disagree with the statement at hand. I believe that Barack Obama is doing a fine job as President, especially with the present state of our economy and the world's politics. And before I delve into the multitude of things he's done to help our country and push our economy forward and help us get back on our feet, no one can say he hasn't made a few mistakes along the way. Just like no one could say he hasn't done anything useful for this country. Think about: Thomas Edison invented the light bulb, correct? That was an amazing invention that changed the world forever. This took him 1,000 tries before he became successful. He failed 1,000 times. Obama definitely hasn't failed that many times, and he's already done wonders to help the people of this country, and the world. Now to some simple points of the good he's done for America: 1. Passed Health Care Reform. 2. Passed the Stimulus which has produced nearly 7 MILLION Private-Sector Jobs. 3: Passed the Wall Street Reform after its practices caused the 'Great Recession.' 4: Ended the War in Iraq, last troops pulled out December 18th, 2011. 5: Killed Osama. (In before "HE only gave the Command, he didn't PERSONALLY do ANYTHING!1") 6: Prevented the Collapse of our Auto Industry. ($16B from Bush and $62B from Obama) Created 200,000+ jobs, and the 3 biggest of the Automakers have ALL gained Market Share for the first time in 2 decades. 7: Repealed 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell'. 8: Reversed Bush TORTURE Policies. 9: Separated Banks from the Student Federal Loan and expanded Student Pell Grant funding. 10: Helped Veterans by offering Tax Credits to any Business who hires any Veteran, thus increasing chances of Vets getting Jobs. 11. Tightened Sanctions on Iran. In an effort to deter Iran"s nuclear program, signed Comprehensive Iran Sanctions, Accountability, and Divestment Act (2010) to punish firms and individuals who aid Iran"s petroleum sector. 12: Eliminated Catch-22 in Pay Equality Laws. Passed the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act, which gives Women the right to sue their Employers if they find out their being paid less because of Discrimination. 13: Improved Food Safety System. In 2011, signed FDA Food Safety Modernization Act, which boosts the Food and Drug Administration"s budget by $1.4 billion and expands its regulatory responsibilities to include increasing number of food inspections, issuing direct food recalls, and reviewing the current food safety practices of countries importing products into America. 14: Expanded Health Coverage for Children. Using ONLY the Tax Increase on Tobacco Products, the Children's Health Insurance Authorization Act will provide Insurance for 4 Million more Children. 15: Expanded Stem Cell Research. In 2009, eliminated the Bush-era restrictions on embryonic stem cell research, which shows promise in treating spinal injuries, among many other areas. And then there's the issue of taxes: So many of the people today blame the president if higher taxes are considered. What you may not know, is that a good percentage of those taxes are to help schools, and are used to improve our communities! Something we TRULY need. How do we expect to prosper if we do not even take a chance to contemplate the fact that if we want to succeed as a nation, we need to support the source? The source is the younger generation! The schools! We need to improve their education, to have an even more successful future ahead of us! But if you do not pay a few more cents of tax, we will not reach our goal to become a successful country. The drop-out rates are outstanding, the funny "coincidental" conclusion is that most of those who argue against raising taxes to support schools are those who dropped out due to a lack of good education. While this is not always true, this was just an entertaining tidbit. Plus, he has produced any and all documents, facts and information when asked to do so, so much as the law permits.