Obama reduced the deficit? Really? How much did he reduce it before the GOP took over Congress?
Yes, he reduced the deficit. Bush left behind a $1.4T deficit for FY 2009. The deficit for FY 2010 and FY 2011 (the two budget years of the Democratic-controlled Congress) was $1.24T and $1.29T respectively. He would further reduce the deficit to $503B by 2017. Conservatives opposed his continuing resolutions, remember? It's what Cruz tried to shut the government down over in 2013, the CR that had Obamacare funding. And Democrats were the ones who voted for them. Only a small handful of Conservatives did, so they get no credit for it.
Job creation? What program of Barry's created jobs? His signature program was the ACA and that cost jobs.
FUCKING WRONG AS USUAL.
Since Obamacare was signed into law in March 2010, we have had 84 consecutive months of job creation - the longest streak ever. So your claims that Obamacare cost jobs is bullshit. You were suckered and conned.
Furthermore, Obama's stimulus created more jobs in its 18 months than Bush did in all of his 8 years. Bush lost net 460,000 private sector jobs. Obama gained over 11,000,000 net private sector jobs. You all also predicted that if Obama let the Bush Tax Cuts expire on the wealthy at the end of 2012, the sky would fall. Of course, you were wrong about that and 2013 was Obama's best growth year both in terms of GDP and jobs. So strike two. The records speak for themselves.
He was pushing Cap & Trade before the Democrats got thrashed in the 2010 midterms...another policy that would have cost far more jobs! His stimulus? That created so few jobs they had to use "Jobs created or saved" to hide how few were created after spending all that money!
The reasons the Democrats lost in the midterms were because of low turnout and Conservative lies about Medicare. And what have the Conservatives done with all this power they won? Absolutely fucking nothing.
Oh, please! Talk about using statistics to obscure the truth! Barack Obama oversaw the worst recovery from a recession in modern economic history...the worst recovery since The Great Depression! During those 84 consecutive months of job creation that you're so proud of the number of jobs created were pathetically small. I know you're math challenged but what's better...84 months of gaining 1,000 jobs a month...or 84 months of alternating losing 500 jobs and gaining 2000?
The reason the Democrats lost in the 2010 midterms is because they ignored what the people wanted and passed the ACA. It had nothing to do with "low turnout and Conservative lies..."!