The real irony of this election won't hit until Bush will be still to blame for the economy in 2016. Meanwhile, loving my avatar.
Well, if the Democrats could get some tax reforms past (instead of having the Rebublicans block them because they tax the rich more (oh no). Interestingly they are generally OK with taxing the poor) then perhaps we won't have to, as the economy might start to improve. All the silly "reforms" that Bush passed will still be there in 2016...
You are making the assumption that the debt
will not change, without backing it up.
Also, what is the purpose of the avatar? My assumption (as is usually the case with things like this) would be an attempt to (through mockery) claim that all the people who disagree with you must "love" Obama, or blindly follow him in some way. It suits your name.
The iraq war cost about $100 billion a year. That's small potatoes compared to social spending.
Some people, myself included, am baffled as to how someone could dismiss spending money on what is effectively a massacre (was the death toll near 100,000 now?) so casually and instead focus on that thing which helps people avoid the poverty cycle.
Stop killing people seems like a better place to start than taking away medical treatment from the old and the poor.
You continue to assume, without reasoning, that cutting social spending is the only option. It is not. People have already given alternatives (some of which you have addressed with fallacies).
How long does it take for US economic policy to fix the worlds economy anyway? I mean seriously, you would expect a man to be able to have a tangible effect within four years, right? And it isn't like there are outside factors messing things up in a global economy, let alone years upon years of bad banking practice.
Fuck Obama had a sweet run, didn't even have a messy war to try and fund.
debt problems are very complex and can take some time to fix. The main thing that is stopping progress is the fact that neither the Democrats, or Republicans can really pass anything. Since 2010 reforms either way have basically been stalled.
Also, I wouldn't call inheriting two wars plus a broken economy a "sweet run".