President Obama and His Take in Foreign Involvement and Obamacare

In 2012, President Obama secured his 2nd term in the oval against his opponent Mitt Romney. The voter turnout was not as high as it was in 2008 but minority voters turned out in voted in such high numbers again. According to pew research, minority votes determined the 2012 election.

The position of president has evolved in the almost quarter millennium since the framers created the Constitution. The main issues facing the framers included the position’s structure, independence, and power. Although the modern presidency is different from the framers’ design, they would approve of it, since the concerns that the framers had with the executive still have been prevented. When creating the presidency, one issue the framers decided quickly was the structure, particularly having one president. This satisfied the needs of both the Conservative and Radical Republicans, by allowing for quick action, while still providing clear accountability.

When it comes to health care in the United States, the initial thought many people have are the many growing controversies concerning Obamacare, vaccinations, and making sure all Americans have access to affordable and quality health care. However, what many people fail to realize is a certain aspect in the medical community that, since the early 80’s with the infamous study by Berkman and Frankel, is increasing at such a tremendous rate that the Columbia Medical Review has referred to it as an “epidemic in the medical community.” The statistics regarding the number of individuals who die each year due to medical errors is rising; slowly becoming a major concern in the field. Doctors are busy individuals and at the end of the day still

There will be many times where people will look back into history years from now and remember the significant events of the 2000s, and a big reason for that is the advances both in technology and society that took place. On the day of November 4, 2008, a man of strong beliefs from Hawaii named Barack Obama announced that he was running for president of the United States. He won the election and was sworn into office becoming the 44th president of the United States on January 20, 2009. He has not only marked a page in history in becoming the first African American president, but has tried to work to better the economic and political aspects of the country. After his term in office was coming to a close, he won the re-election in 2012 and will be currently running in office until January 2017 when his final term ends and a new presidential candidate will gain office.

As President Barack Obama’s presidency nears completion, it is natural that America as a whole should look back and ask the question, “Am I better off than I was four, or even eight years ago?” Although there are too many issues an administration faces in eight years to focus on all of them, one of President Obama’s most notable acts in his two terms in office is the passing of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), more commonly known as Obamacare. It remains a controversial law, and has already faced multiple repeal attempts, challenges in the Supreme Court, a presidential election, and continues to be challenged repeatedly in Congress. The most recent CNN poll taken in January indicated that 51% of those polled disapproved of how President Obama is handling health care (President Obama and the Obama Administration, para. 12). As the 2016 Presidential elections heat up, it becomes an even bigger issue on the campaign platforms of GOP candidates. The future of the Affordable Care Act could very well lie with the next presidential administration. With a presidency on its way out that is so well known for Obamacare and presidential candidates using their stance on repealing the law as such a key point in their campaigns, one can’t help but wonder, how much does a candidate’s standpoint on the issue affect the public’s opinion of them? Data collected in polls nationwide indicate that that despite a common negative public opinion of Obamacare, a majority of Americans support adapting

Hillary Clinton believes health care is a major issue that needs to be addressed and this paper will be discuss the inflation prices on health care and prescription drugs that she feels is unnecessary and wants to slow these prices from increasing to rapidly. This will allow American families to get themselves ahead and have money sitting in their bank that they can put towards other things or enjoy so that they are not constantly chasing bills, always feeling one-step behind.

Obamacare may be one of the most debatable topics at the moment ever since 2010. For those who are still confused on what Obamacare is and how it works is understandable and common amongst Americans. Obamacare is also known as the Affordable Care Act. It can be summed up as a law that ensures every American has access to health insurance that is affordable and within their budget. This is done by offering people discounts on government-sponsored health insurance plans, and by expanding the Medicaid assistance program so they include more people who can’t afford health care. In order for someone to qualify for Obamacare they must have an insurance plan that covers at least ten essential services that pertain

Barack Obama had the biggest influence on the United States in the early 2000’s. Barack Obama was the first African-American President, and also the first president to be born outside of the contiguous United States. Barack Obama served as the 44th President of the United States, from 2009-2017. He reformed health care, strengthened the economy, helped protect the Environment from the effects of climate change and air pollution, and used military diplomacy in other countries.

Seven billion people in this world and about eleven million of them are undocumented. This has become a huge problem - not to say they shouldn’t allowed to be a citizen, but why would you not want to become a citizen then risk the possibility of getting caught and deported to just go back to a place you obviously didn’t want to be. The President is working on a way to “fix our broken immigration system.” President Obama has three critical elements to his plan of action, those being cracking down at the border, deporting FELONS, and do criminal background checks as well as taxes.

Former president Barack Obama has reportedly set up a shadow government to undermine current president Donald Trump and Christians must to their part to help their new leader beat the planned subversion, according to former U.S. Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.).

The President of the United States has the most scrutinized and profiled job in the world. He is under constant media and public scrutiny as well as international scrutiny. His job responsibilities are numerous from setting the budget of the U.S. government to being Commander in Chief of the United States armed forces. While his domestic responsibilities are certainly important in his job description it can be argued that his foreign policy responsibilities are even more important. The United States sets an awesome precedent in international relations and can sometimes be the difference between growth and regression or war and peace. While the country itself sets the standard, the President and his administration are the face of that standard. Not all foreign policy is going to go the United States way however as there have been times that presidents have been duped so to speak or just handled the situation poorly over all the examples being Jimmy Carter and the Iranian hostage crisis and more recently President Obama and Vladimir Putin in Russia over the issue in the Ukraine.

People died and a lot of them. Assad has basically thumbed his nose at Obama and the world. This article positively dripped with sarcasm by the author. He is right in believing we could have done better by Syria. Doing nothing was the wrong answer. Obama Acknowledged that he did not pay enough attention and failed to exploit ambiguity is so wrong on many platforms. For one, it is very vague. It reminds me of the Ostrich’s head in the sand analogy: It will all go away if I ignore the situation. Cohen states that Trump’s rhetoric is a chest pounding reaction to Obama’s non action. Failure of this magnitude will come back to bite America later after the 2016 elections. What the issue is, is that America is but one country and America’s allies need to work together to find a consensus on how to respond in situations like Syria and the Middle East. Cohen states that Syria did something awful and now the whole world is at risk. Another generalization documented that fits the hasty category. Both Obama and Cohen are guilty here with the generalizations. Welcome to the human race. Life is all about what is right and what is easy. Actions that represent how world allies see this situation are never the easy choice. It affects all life on the planet. It should be democratic and a world decision on how to proceed. Leaders like Assad care more about money and power than the people who live under his rule. This is so wrong from a world standpoint, these leaders need to understand that all humans deserve basic rights and ignoring tis fact are unacceptable on every level and the world allies need to step up to prevent injustice wherever it happens in the world. Human genocide was wrong in Syria and the world needs to make sure it never happens

Barack Obama is the 44th president of the United States. He won presidency in 2008 while running against John McCain, then won re-election in 2012 while running against Mitt Romney. In this paper, I will be arguing his achievements and disappointments in his foreign and domestic policies, as well as what campaign promises he has kept or broken while president of the United States.

There have been some great strides made in regards to US and Cuban relations in recent years to include the restriction of US citizens being allowed to travel to Cuba being lifted. This restriction being lifted was part of a larger US strategy to help the country completely defeat socialism. Specifically, the US government presented the Obama administration with three economic reforms that would aid the country in achieving freedom for it’s citizens; “fostering the small-enterprise sector in Cuba, encouraging US investments, and boosting US tourism to the island” (Aze., 2015, p 19). Those who were responsible for these reforms believe that by eliminating sanctions the US would be helping to strengthen the Cuba self-employed sector and would

Obama and the U.S military tracked down and killed Osama Bin Laden. Obama also pushed through several major policies during his first term in office, including helping the appeal “don’t ask, Don’t Tell”, also passing health care laws known as Obama care, doing this all with no Republican help. Obama also began his first term of presidency in the worst economic crisis since The Great Depression, desire bailouts from the banking and the auto industries. The financial crisis on Wall Street lead to a record housing foreclosures. The national debt passed 16 trillion dollars, and unemployment remained high. In Obama’s second run in office Republicans nominee Mitt Romney for Massachusetts governor to run against Obama in the 2012 presidential election, winning his second term in office. Barack Obama was re-elected on November 6,