Did 8 years of Obama cause you more harm than good?
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love2debate · February 2017

Alright, Obama is gone. We argued if he is Muslim, or American citizen. We started his tenure with awarding him a Noble price with high expectations. We greeted him with a record number of people at his inauguration ( mr Trump may disagree with that one). We re-elected him to the office, and now wished him good bye. We thank Obama for 8 years of Presidential service to his country.
Now we are in the Trump land. We have a chance to reflect on the past 8 years. Did Obama administration cause you more harm than good?

inc4t · February 2017

Definitely more harm. Obama Healthcare is a joke, flood of illegal and dangerous immigrants destroying our neighborhoods, property values, and way of life. National debt went through the roof.

ale5 · February 2017

Obama permanently scarred our economy and demographics.

alookatjobs_19 · February 2017

It caused more harm. Also, Obamacare is a scam.

makjdconteol_19 · February 2017

He did a lot of great stuff. He can in when times were tough.

alan_buleritz12 · February 2017

It caused more harm.

islander507 · February 2017

88% agree in the debate's poll right now that it is more harm. I also agree that Obamacare is not well thought-thru. We need to revamp the Healthcare system based on applying latest technology and cutting redundant costs, instead of communist ideas of redistribution of wealth to pay for heathcare for illegal immigrants, making the healthcare system bad for everyone.

aoisdebater_1 · February 2017

Yes believe that it caused, generally more harm for the United States, Israel, US Citizens, and finally to the world. The only people who benefited were Muslims and Muslim countries as well as illegal immigrants that are coming in to the US.

MayCaesar · September 2018

To me personally, they caused more good than harm, since Obama's immigration policies were pretty welcoming and significantly simplified my own immigration process. For the US overall, I would say he did more harm than good, and I consider him to be among the worst 10 US presidents - but it is worth noting that he inherited a recessed economy and faced strong opposition in the Congress. I wonder how different his performance would have been if he had become president not in 2008, but, say, in 2004.