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He was going to shut down Gitmo was not going to follow the Patriot Act and NSA models of Bush promised to cut the deficit in half by end of his first term and of course promised if you like your insurance you can keep it period. Since he did not keep these promises you can also classify them as failures and what stands as his biggest one to date unless something changes drastically Obamacare. Yes the Republicans do hold a majority in the House and the Democrats hold it in the Senate and the Whitehouse and as you may have noticed Obama seems to have problem bypassing Congress when it suits him.
He said it was a goal to shutdown Gitmo, it is still, and could happen. Technicially the deficit is cut in half, although I don't remember him saying cutting it in half by the end of his first term...link?
He did impose the mandate that insurance companies allow cancelled plans to be continued through 2014.
He said he was going to shut down GITMO the first day in office.
That was almost 6 yers ago.
Exactly, I've wondered the same thing. Why do you think he didn't close Gitmo? After all, Republicans supported him closing it, didn't they?
Republicans in Congress started laying plans even before the inauguration
Talk radio and cable news hosts warned viewers that dangerous terrorists might end up in a neighborhood jail, with Sean Hannity of Fox News even broadcasting an online video from House Republican leaders that juxtaposed the security of the detainee camps with images of the twin towers in flames. And from California and Virginia to the small town of Hardin, Mont., Democratic lawmakers began fending off questions about whether they would admit terrorism suspects into their own communities.
Fox News pushes GOP horror story of Obama setting Gitmo terrorists loose in U.S.
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One thing we know for sure, Republicans would never, ever purposely TERRORIZE the American people. Right? They wouldn't do that, right?