Is Obama full of false promises?

Question

what is he gonna do make the country better?

Answer 1

nothing.

Answer 2

No.

Answer 3

no mccain is..luckily he could die at any second

Answer 4

I hope he is. I certainly wouldn't want to see America in Pakistan

Answer 5

Change Hope Audacity.

Now does that sound like false promises.

only if your smarter than the average democrat.

Answer 6

What do you think his "false promises" are?  Which of his policies do you believe he won't follow through on?  Can we have any actual examples, or are you just calling names here?

And dead man hand, like most people who make noise about it, doesn't understand the role of the ICC.  Only someone who believes that the USA should not have to play by the same rules that everyone else agrees to play by could be against the ICC.

Answer 7

Very much so. All hype and no substance!

He will hurt this country, especially considering he'll most likely have a democratic controlled congress and a left leaning federal judicial branch. That spells mucho trouble for America.

Answer 8

Nobody except Mccain who would waste more money on military adventurism could.

Obama is far to much of a centrist to actually "fix" anything quickly. The American people are not educated in the economy to back him even IF he had the guts to go after the fundamental reforms that are necessary.

Obama's economy advisors are pretty old school and are quite conservative. Unless he has the clear political backing of the American people he will do an adequate job but he won't go after the rapacious corporations that have been taking over this country by buying off our politicians.

Maybe Biden will help since like Mccain he is at the end of his game. Maybe he will turn on the international companies that have kept him in the Senate when he has the power to do so...just because he wants to help America and he has kids and grandkids etc...Doubt it.  

Answer 9

Obama’s Global Tax Proposal Up for Senate Vote Senate Bill 2433

read it -

It subjects Americans to the International World Court in other words circumvents your Constitutional right.

Also provides for giving 70 percent of GNP to the UN.

Also makes owning a hand gun illegal in the United states

JUST READ HIS BILL  

Answer 10

End racism - something that most of you obviously want to live on.

Answer 11

he is full of false promises

he will say and do anything to get elected

this has included ditching some friends of twenty years (or at least pretending to do so)

he has no experience and is style over substance

Answer 12

what did Bush do in 8 years to make the country better?

So Bush has had his 8 years, and you are ok with his ineptitude, but you are condemning the one that will have to clean up the Bush mess, and complaining that he wont make the country better?  better than the mess of Bush you mean?  NOw think about that for a second.  Do you think thats fair of you?  You really honnestly think you are being fair?

Answer 13

No I think he is full of circuit boards and servo motors.

Answer 14

No, he is going to fulfill his words, but in a terrible way.

Enforce a New World Order. We lose our freedoms, but people supported him are blinded by trickery, their policital group, his race, the media, and other reasons.

Answer 15

Nope. the man is a fountain of misinformation,and hot air... Not who i want to be President...

Answer 16

No, he is not full of anything.  He is an empty suit.

Answer 17

Shjt is the word you are looking for, he is full of shjt.

Answer 18

I think Americans should give him a try regardless of what the collective and individual opinions. Americans should weak up for the Bush's 8 years screwed up the US economy and the international image. If Obama is smart enough, he should try to destroy the US stock markets and housing industry indirectly and bridge the gap of rich and poor. If so, the hopeful America dream for the majority citizens will come true in the next few years. He should take a good and accurate measure in the huge America debt of 3 trillions on top of the 5 trillion sub prime loan bubbles. Monitor closely and carefully the stock market and real estate scams that affect every walk of life in the US. They are the killers but only make a few become super rich.

Answer 19

Yes he is full of false promises, because a President can't do anything without the okay from Congress and the House of Representatives.  

I believe if he gets into office, that it will be the downfall of the United States of America, as we know this wonderful country.  

I believe Obama and his wife with push prejudism back to the 1800's.

I don't want him in office and never have, I would rather have had Hillary Clinton, and I sure didn't want her in office either..

Answer 20

ah... the obvious questions of the young...

Answer 21

How dare you insult the messiah.

Answer 22

With regard to whether or not he is full of false promises, just take a look at how he handled his VP nominee.  I'm a Democrat and I like Joe Biden very much; it's only because of Biden that I'm voting for Obama.

But, Obama promised to release the name of his VP to his supporters first.  It was supposed to be revolutionary; while past presidential campaigns released their VP choice to the media, Obama said he'd release it to his supporters first.

And that was a load of rubbish!  The country spent days waiting next to their cellphones.  And what for?  The Obama campaign released it to the media; it was just the same as always.  I got the VP text almost three hours after CNN confirmed that Biden was picked.  All that publicity regarding the text message was for nothing.  All that waiting was for nothing.

I understand that Obama handled it that way for political reasons.  That isn't an excuse.  Obama had a duty to his supporters and the public first.  He failed.

So, you're right.  How can he promise to improve the country when he can't even improve how his own campaign was run?  If he can't even keep his promises to his supporters, what makes us think he can keep his promises on the world stage?

When he started running, he hadn't even finished half of his first term on the Senate.  (Senators' terms are six years; Obama began running when he just finished his second year as a freshman senator.  Come on!  I've had sneezing fits that lasted longer than that!)  Haven't we learnt our lesson about electing inexperienced people over the last eight years?

Answer 23

No candidate makes false promises.

They all believe that they can accomplish what they set out to do.

However, they have a lot of hurdles to overcome.

No one gets an easy ride.

Ingrid