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Barack Obama
In reply to the discussion: Oh, those Pesky Facts. [View all]SheilaT
(23,156 posts)41. And despite this,
a remarkable number of posters here say that the economy is just as bad as ever, no one gets hired anymore, especially no one over 60. Or over 50. Or over 40. It's completely impossible to retire, ever. And so on.
I'm with you, however. Things have gotten better. They can still get a lot better and I hope they will.
When I was much younger I was taught that revolutions were most likely to occur not when things were at their worst, but only after things had started to get better.
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Much like Lyndon Johnson, this president won't get his due until long after he leaves the WH.
Tarheel_Dem
Feb 2014
#3
Remember, Rs were saying "You won't know the legacy of Bush43 immediately, maybe decades!"
zbdent
Feb 2014
#27
Nah, i think you can say that his the Bush43 Presidency is a little less painful to contemplate
RVN VET
Feb 2014
#35
Well, they won't show up until they've had their after-dinner fun: pulling wings off flies.
IrishAyes
Feb 2014
#14
Perhaps the GOP will realize in spite of their best efforts Obama still has a winning record.
Thinkingabout
Feb 2014
#19