Obama is the worst president in history

Sorry for the delay... I'd like to point out the most of your arguments have no sources, or are opinions. "No president in history has lied as much as Obama." Have you never heard of Richard Nixon? The Clinton scandal? LBJ and Nixon consistently lied about the Vietnam war, and documents have been found to prove this. [1] Then, of course, there's Watergate. I don't know if you're just taking Tea Party rhetoric at face value or not, but these are the kind of lies they're always saying. Did Obama lie on many occasions? Yes. (By the way, Lincoln lied lots of times- look it up.) But Obama didn't lie so much as he was unable to push his promises forward. Why? The GOP has stubbornly blocked him for insane reasons. Obama couldn't carry through on his promise to help the veterans... because the Republicans blocked it unless we placed more sanctions on Iran, as if we don't have enough. Obamacare hasn't worked out well because the full implementation has been blocked by the GOP. Honestly, he's doing his best under the circumstances. As for his "most dishonorable policy" of executive actions.... what nonsense is this? Most every president has done this. Obama has made 183 executive orders in the past six years. Reagan made 381 in 8 years. Clinton made 364. Bush made 291. [2] There's nothing illegal, dishonorable, or unusual about making executive orders. It's not his fault, anyway. The GOP has made recent Congresses the most inactive in history- no joke. [3] [4] . Unless he passes executive orders, nothing will get done. Maybe Republicans can actually get some work done for once. Your "Obama's lies" are unfounded. Most of his comments about Republicans are true, it takes a few moments' worth of research to see this. Republicans do have a war on women. They tried to pass H.R. 7, which would have prevented women from choosing insurance that covers contraception. What a woman wants to do is her choice, how dare the GOP interfere with that. Not only that, but they lied about it too, saying it would affect taxpayers, when it doesn't. Who's lying now? [5] The Republicans are responsible for the deadlock in Congress. They shutdown the government over Obamacare, even though it had nothing at all to do with passing the budget. It was blackmail, and not even Fox has been able to deny this. Sending a nation into panic over an unrelated subject? I do believe that's what's called 'dishonorable'. I'd like to see any examples of 'short sighted', 'freedom stealing' acts that you've mentioned. Name one essential freedom you've lost because of Obama. You can't. Before you mention the patriot act, that's been in place since 2002. All you did in the opening was repeat the same, basic unfounded rhetoric that's continually spoken by Boehner, Rubio and the rest. Those guys have absolutely no idea what they're saying. A few minutes of research can destroy their arguments. If you provide me with actual examples, we might be able to take this debate further. Again, when you refer to Obama's 'corrupt character', there's no proof at all for that. He's not greatly flawed, dishonorable or self-serving. You can't provide any examples for this. Evidence, please? You can't go using such claims without an actual argument. The GOP in the House is the most dishonorable example of a political party since the Baath party of Saddam Hussein. They've done nothing. All they've sought to do is destabilize our politics, lie about Obamacare and its policies, cause total inaction, and now waste millions in taxpayer funds on a ridiculous lawsuit. They should be ashamed to belong to the same party as Lincoln and T. Roosevelt. "Tyrannical dictatorial powers"? Again, I charge you to provide some evidence for this ridiculous claim. I honestly don't know how I'm supposed to respond to your arguments when you have no sources, evidence or founded claims on the topic. Please properly explain your case. I conclude my arguments for Round 1. Sources: 1. http://www.vietnamwar.net... 2. http://www.archives.gov... 3. http://www.pewresearch.org... 4. http://www.debate.org... 5. http://www.huffingtonpost.com...