President Obama 's Job Performance

Republicans and Democrats have been the two main political parties who have battled for control of political positions in the United States since the mid 1850’s. While Republican’s and Democrat’s political ideologies have changed throughout their history, since the late 1960’s their parties coalition has relatively stayed the same. In this essay I will briefly summarize these political ideologies that define the Democratic and Republican parties today, before discussing some of the similarities between the two, and then closing with who I agree with more and why I will continue to vote for that party.

Republicans want to limit the number of social programs and encourage the individual states to be more active in their own social welfare. Democrats feel that more government is better, where the Republicans feel that the individual states should have more power. Democrats favor gun control legislation most of the time. Republicans do not seem as interested in that issue, and many Republicans can be viewed as pro gun advocates. Democrats favor affirmative action for minorities and women. Republicans favor helping the entrepreneur and tend to give tax breaks to big business. Democrats champion the cause of labor unions, while Republicans realizing that union votes are important, at the same time feel that labor unions have too much power and cost big business too much money. The next set of political differences about the issues of capital punishment and abortion rights are quite paradoxical. Democrats favor a woman’s right to choose, at the same time they are against the death penalty and want to rehabilitate prisoners. Republicans, many of them are pro-life as well as in favor of capital punishment and being tough on crime. Democrats want the government to be more involved in public education, and want more money dispersed for student loans. Republicans want the states to take the responsibility for educating their children and also want to provide vouchers as an alternative to public school. This issue is also tied to how Republicans are

Republicans and Democrats are the two main and historically largest political parties in the US and, after every election, hold the majority seats in the House of Representatives and the Senate as well as highest number of Governors. Though both the parties mean well for the US citizens, they have distinct differences that manifest in their comments, decisions and history. These differences are mainly ideological, political, social, and economic paths to making the US a success and the world a better place for all. Differences between the two parties covered in this article are based on the majority position though individual politicians may have varied preferences.

These points, along with his major domestic policy reforms, guarantee his reelection. Yet, he states, with the Republican takeover of the House, the Democrats relinquished a vital key -- securing four keys for the GOP (Lichtman). However, as we examine President Obama’s assets, we can also note many of his liabilities, and according to these measures we can state that an effective, extraordinary candidate -- that will drive the message home -- can beat President Obama in the upcoming elections.

A good president serves and leads his country. A great president changes the country for the better and leaves a mark on history and people. Barack Obama has done both of these things. He made a difference in the country during his presidency and left his own unique footprint of accomplishments ranging from ending and controlling foreign affairs to starting a conversation about social issues. In my opinion, so far, Barack Obama has been the best president the United States has had so far.

When president Obama first announced his candidacy for office in 2007 he said, “In the end, that's what this election is about. Do we participate in a politics of cynicism or a politics of hope?” Obama promised hope and a future to Americans. The Obama Administration has dedicated both of its terms of presidency to restore or reinforce existing loopholes in various areas of the country such as: economy, unemployment rate, environmental policies, immigration policies, and national security. However, the Obama presidency has been more restorative than transformative.

Throughout the history of the United States, the country has seen several different presidents of varying degrees of success. Some have been declared the greatest in history, while others are despised for being incapable of making the best decisions for the country. Presidents have been hailed for moving America forward during a time of turmoil and others have been accused of seeking personal gain.

With tears in my eyes, joy in my heart and an overwhelming sense of satisfaction I present President Obama's major domestic and foreign accomplishments so far. With over six months remaining in his Presidency I am sure more big and bold achievements are forthcoming.

Contrasting the Republican and Democratic Parties The Democratic and Republican parties of the United States are vastly different and have a long history of discord to prove it. Their opposing legislation and various conflicting ideals have them performing in government at opposite ends of the spectrum. Therefore, contrasting their views on taxation, the economy, and gun control will provide numerous examples as to why these two parties are so different. When it comes to the issue of taxation, the Republican and Democratic stances could not be more different.

Throughout the history of the United States, we have had presidents from all walks of life. Some good, some not. All have left behind a legacy. Some were more memorable then others, and some just down right horrendous. Barack Obama has been the United States President for the last seven years. He has spent almost 2 terms in office passing bills, creating new policies, and bettering the lives of Americans. While not everybody loves him, it would be a hard to argue that he hasn't gotten a lot done while he's been in office. For example, he has started the process of creating affordable health care that is accessibly available to all Americans. He has helped restore the economy after one of the biggest recessions the U.S. Has ever seen. He has

Abstract: In order for one to rate the progress of the Obama administration, you must begin with an honest view of his entrance into office. The President came into office on the promises of change, and some very lofty ideas. He also came into an office plagued by war and a world wide threat of financial dishevel.

The American political system is the base for the control, regulation, and safety of the United States. The government has the power to allow a nation to prosper and grow, but also to suffer and hurt. Throughout the late 20th and early 21st centuries, American politics has undergone serious changes, evolutionizing into something much more than its original political functions. American politics has begun to modify itself into more of a source of entertainment than a system capable of upholding the rules and protecting our country. The policies and decisions of the Obama administration have created an election focused primarily on the negative outcomes of Obama’s presidencies. Even traveling back to the Bush era, the people want a strong and confident leader, capable of change. The current standstill in congress and the inability for Obama to pass and execute much reform has created more chaos in a quickly weakening system. The American people seem to be ready for change; yet the 2016

There is an innumerable amount of ways someone can measure Obama’s first two years in office to try to define whether his presidency has been a success or failure. Issues relating the economy, domestic policy, and national security and foreign policy are the major topics in which many of those controversial issues lie. The easiest ways to determine whether or not Obama has been successful, is to look at his accomplishments as President, look at the principle promises he made regarding those issues prior to and during his time in office, and lastly the public’s overall rating of his presidency. After looking at all of those factors, I have determined that Obama has failed as President after the first two years being in office.

I do not question the governance of Barack Obama but it is true that he had sought to protect 100% of immigrants from other countries or had sought ways to eliminate the lack of food in poor countries. however, for my Obama is and will remain the best president that the United States has had, the only one that achieved the union of nations, the increase economically and many more things, the wars diminished thanks to him. I am sure that in this essay you could notice that there were many benefits that the Obama administration brought and that was the objective of this essay, to show people the great facts of Mr. Barack Obama ex-president of the United States, without a doubt the great

The interviewee told me that when Obama was elected as the first Black American president of US not only the African Americans who cheered but also people from various ethnic backgrounds including the Asians, Whites and the Arabs. They were happy because they could see a change, whereby the world would change from a racial kind of leadership to a kind of leadership which recognized every person from different ethnic groups to be having the ability to offer a good leadership. Before, people thought that the blacks were inferior and they could not produce a good leader but after the election of Obama it was now clear that the black people like other people could be elected in any kind of office in the world. The election of Obama does not only