Are You Still A Supporter...

Sure I admit I voted for him. The thing is, I went to the poles planning on voting for McCain. I switched at the last moment. Remember he came into a big mess that can't be cleaned up right away. Does anyone really think McCain could have done any better? It is natural to make all these promises before you get in. It's another thing to actually be able to be able to do it. Let's wait another year or maybe even 6 months before we start calling him a liar.

Yes I still support him. You must realize who he has to work with. He has had good ideas and plans but the House and Senate always pick apart things. At to the parties, as President he has to do some of this to get other factions and countries to work together. Besides don't judge any president by just a few months...

I was not a supporter, I am not a supporter, and I do not believe in any government promise from either party. People who do are pretty naive. It will take a long while for things to improve, regardless of the promises.

I voted for him and I continue to strongly support him. I did not expect him to take office, wave a magic wand and make things okay in two months. Also, I did not put him on an unrealistic pedestal. From what I can see most of his supporters did not. It is his enemies who are confusing campaign rhetoric with reality not the people who voted for Obama. He has an uphill battle and I'm pleased with the way he has handled himself so far. I expect the final verdict to be in about 2-3 years. If he can stay the course, reign in health care and collegcosts andimprove the infrastructure, we'll be a lot better off than we are right now.

I do not like to discuss politics or religion but I will step in here on this one. I did and still do support President Obama. Why is it that everyone has to judge him so soon, give him a break, he is still new in the White House and he is after all President, not God and he can't make things right so soon. He has said that a lot of the mess our country is in will not be an easy fix and it will take time. He is not the one who got us where we are today, this started years back. If he can fix things over night then he is a miracle worker. I feel it very refreshing to have a president in office who is so open with us and one who actually has a sense of humor and don't come across as a dufus.

Absolutely I'm still a supporter. President Obama walked into a huge mess created by the GOP stroking the GOB for the previous 8 years. Anyone who thought it would be fixed instantly is a dreamer. Do I think he's lied on his campaign promises? No. One must remember that America isn't a monarchy. It's a democracy. Everything President Obama wants has to be negotiated with both sides of the party, so there will always be times what a little ground has to be conceded for a greater gain. Overall, I think he's doing an excellent job.

Wow, reading the 0bama supporter's responses reveals these people have no grasp of economics, the law of supply and demand, the effect of the size of the money supply on inflation, how much 0bama's policies are going to indebt the U.S.A. to foreigners, how an economically weak nation is a weak nation, or how China and Saudi Arabia and other buyers of US DEBT will practically own the U.S.A. in the not too distant future. 0bama has already ensured the ruination of the US DOLLAR and a 2d rate status for the U.S.A. with his now unavoidable record deficits. None of the 0bama supporter's responses acknowledge these unavoidable conclusions.

you can go to my profile and read some of my posts I sure in the heck didnt vote for him. and look at all the goofs he makes if he dont have that telepromtor working right. I just dont know how any one voted for him. He is too slicked tounge and teh people he had as friends! . I want to see those thousands of jobs come in to focus!

All I cared about was the fact that George W Bush was leaving! Having Obama win the election was neither here nor there for me in one sense, yet it was also quite a poignant moment for me as well. Not because of his policies and a belief that he would indeed change the world or anyything like that, it was more because of him being an African American and the significance of this moving forward. I would have felt the same poignancy if it had of been a Female President at the helm also. This breaks down barriers in so many ways! As for his policies, run to date and my support or lack of it, again I'm neither here nor there on it. I am waiting to see the mid to long term effects of his Presidency before I'll feel "educated" enough to make a decision on him either way. I do think that he's not necessarily turning out to be the golden boy that so many people expected him to be though. He's entered into the Presidency at a very crucial time and has a lot of challenges ahead. We shall just have to wait and see because he's there for 4 years whether people like it or not! (Unless this birth certificate stuff becomes more serious!)

I have never picked any bones as to how I feel about Obama. I did not want him for president then nor do I want him there now. I knew it would be a mistake having him in office. And why people covered up for him and wanted him there to begin with, the ones that appointed him as a running mate. I think they thought they had someone they could control...this is the only reason I see that they covered up where he was born, or anything else they did. I'm appaled at the extent many will go to to have a certain person in office. The only thing that may change things is for several million people to write letters telling them how we feel and for every person to stop paying taxes. That is where they get the money to do all they do....from us!

I wasn't a supporter to begin with. I fought so hard against him, both here and in real life. I just knew that he was not right for our country, not in this crisis. I tried to get others to see that, but others only wanted to argue with me. So when voting day came I hoped and prayed the country would see the light before it was too late, but they did not. Nothing I could do at that point. So I sat back, waiting for the day I could say "I told you so!" Since then I haven't been following politics much, I normally don't until an election comes up so that I can be well informed. Hopefully the country will make a better choice in 4 years when the next election comes up!

Not at all. I am sorry no one can do everything in a short time. I feel he is doing as good a job as can be expected. He had so much to fix. I was literally sick to my stomach when Bush was re-elected because he had done so much crap the first four years, killing to many soldiers over oil. I am sorry that is WAY worse in my eyes. The cost of the war has be a major contributor to our financial woes. Bush lied for 8 years, and I know the conservatives will bash me for this, but I do not give a da**.

i didn't like him even at the start. but i think having the other person to win instead of him, i think whoever the president today is it will be still lots of opposition and criticism. but i guess that we are just so surprised to a lots of wrong things this president is doing this early. not even bush in his early days as a president got so many criticism. bush was doing well in the beginning of his career specially his response to the terrorist attack. that gave Bush lots of support. but Obama is losing lots of support this early. though i still see lots of supporter but they don't seem to be silent now. like they are still waiting for Obama to make some good things.

Never did. Never will.

I have been following obama and I think the man is amazing for only being in the office for 60 some odd days and all the things he is doing and setting in motion is amazing do you expect him to snap his finger and the country would be changed immediately he is amazing and his record of what he has done so far is good. I am not american I don;t have a bias towards him or the republican, but I suspect you are a republican and all you want to see is what any democrat can't do, if that is the case no one would ever satisfy you unless they were republican then they would do not wrong and democrats can do no right, but if you are not a republican forgive me for saying that, but at the same time campaign promises, he has 4 fours to do them not 60 some odd days, don;t forget that, give the man a break, I have never seen any other president of the united states work so fast and so hard to get things moving, this is not an easy job for any president, it is a wonder any of them can sleep at night with the issues they have on their shoulders, they have problems to deal with at home and abroad, and if you think that is easy try it,

From day one of his campaign I did not support him or vote for him. Now IMO it is very obvious I made the right decision. He is determined to dig a bigger and deeper hole for the US of A to fall into without a lifeline.

I neve4r supported this ineligible, unqualified, morally corrupt, baby killing communism loving, terrorist supporting, traitorous usurper. I see many 0bamunist apologists who claim that he inherited this economy from Bush. What these idiots don't seem to realize is that the 0bamunist is part of the problem that created this economy to begin with. Another thing they don't realize is that the economy was running well right up tho the end of Fiscal 2006... which was the last year that the republicans were in control of Congress. At the end of Fiscal 2007, the economy was already in trouble. this means that in the space for less than a year, the democrats managed to damage our economy to the point that it went from being a good economy to being the beginning of the current problem. Finally, the idea that the 0bamunist inherited this bad economy... and that it is going to take many years to correct it... doesn't track when we remember that Reagan inherited a far worse economy from Carter. He turned that around and gave us 26 years of prosperity as a result of his efforts, and he did it by reducing taxes and making policies that spurred the economy. Meanwhile, this moron that is in office now is doing just the opposite. He is vastly expanding government, and his policies are virtually guarantied to sentence the next several generations to a lifetime of slavery to the debt that these policies are piling up. To make matters even worse, the 0bamunist is turning away from free enterprise to endorse discredited Keynesian Economics and turning us into a Socialist/Communist based society. This is a long time goal of the democrats. Their idea of of government is not for by and of the people, it is of making the people slave to the government. The Democrat Party, began as the party of slavery, and they are remaining true to their roots.

I am and always will be a supporter of President Obama! I wouldn't want his job for the world. Cannot imagine the mess he and his administration has to deal with. And that job is a definite can't please all of the people all of them time (or even some of the people some of the time in some cases) job to be in anyway. I don't see that he has lied at all. I feel he is attempting to be honest in all he says and does (which can't be said of the last few presidents we have had). I think everyone needs to take what they read and "hear" with a grain of salt as always. Rumors will abound. What actually happens in the coming years will the bear the truth of what he is doing and saying. And, no matter what he does or says, it sure beats the lies and spending for NO REASON of the last administration! So yes, I still believe in him, still believe him, from what I see he is absolutely trying to do exactly what he said. He is not a king or a dictator people, he still answers to the congress and representatives... they have a say in whether he can or can't do things! It isn't all on him, though he is taking it all on!

first of all he is not the one who put us in the position of eating hamburger helper every night as u put it. that turkey is in texas. i do feel obama is trying to get straightened out but i took us 8 years to get in the mess we are in & it's not going to get undone in 60+ days.

I never supported him in the first place. I'm sickened and heart broken now to see the direction he's already leading this country. It's going to be a long, long 4 years... Hopefully we will still have our right to vote by then and will vote him out.