Is Obama like a basketball player who tossed the winning ball into the opposing teams hoop?

Government Union Worker: Is Obama like a basketball player who tossed the winning ball into the opposing teams hoop?
Obama started with an unstoppable super majority in both Houses, and look at what a mess Team Democrat is now…

Isn’t it astounding what just one idiot can do?

Answers and Views:

Answer by Ron R
speeches only go so far

Answer by Eric Cartman
It wasn’t unstoppable. If it was we would have had single payer among other things.

Answer by Mr Wolf
Yes it is astounding.

Ronald Reagan signed the largest peacetime tax increase in American history into law. (Tax Equity and Fiscal Responsibility Act of 1982)

He signed the bill that granted amnesty to millions of illegal immigrants. (The Immigration Reform and Control Act 1986)

The national debt almost tripled while he was President.

The deficit almost tripled while he was President.

He had an unemployment rate above 10% for 10 straight months. Sept. 1982 to June 1983

Ronald Reagan presided over two of the biggest currency interventions in history. The Plaza Accord of 1985, when the world’s major governments met to strengthen the yen and weaken the dollar and the Louvre accord of 1987.

He made a disastrous decision to send troops to Lebanon cost the lives of 241 American service members ( 220 Marines)

Answer by Jimmy Whispers X
No, he is more like the first basemen who let the ball go between his legs during the world series.

Answer by Peter
No, he isn’t.

Answer by S A R A
You could at least say something along the lines of missing a free throw or something, it’s not as if he’s completely blinded and runs in the wrong direction.

He knows what he wants to do, regardless if his people do, and even if he tries with all of his heart to do something — there’s always the possibility the ball just might not go through.

And continuing with the whole basketball analogy, really our main priority should be to keep ourselves focused on our jobs of being the referees watching it all take place and simultaneously learn from our mistakes. If you’ve got a horrible player, don’t put him back in.

Answer by Big Mam
he sure does not help his side. He is like the QB that throws a pick-six every big game time. If he shows his whang to a Jets intern, he is the Black Brett Favre.