DadZilla3
15 years ago

How Has Your Life Changed Since Obama Has Been Elected?



My life has changed very little, but I worry more for my kid's security than my own down the road.

I can get by on next to nothing excepting cigars and an occasional beer in the way of creature comforts.
donutboy2000
15 years ago
Obama has taken away all of my rights.
Kawak
15 years ago

Since DrMadd seems to think Obama is the worst thing EVER I thought I'd ask this.

As far as my wife and I not much has changed, we are still happily married and doing pretty good all things considered.

CigarSmoker wrote:



Black people now think i'm the bomb! At the very least pimpin' SO I got that going for me
stogiemonger
15 years ago
We have the disease, but aren't showing many symptoms yet. The reality is that the damage that will result from most of Obama's policies will not be felt for a couple of more years. We will be paying the price for many years to come. State governments are already feeling the sting. This is only the beginning. Bump this thread in a year or two.
Stinkdyr
15 years ago
My taxes have gone up!!


Yay. You go Obamanator!


[ram27bat]
HockeyDad
15 years ago

My taxes have gone up!!


Yay. You go Obamanator!


[ram27bat]

Stinkdyr wrote:




I heard that happened to JPotts as well!
DrMaddVibe
15 years ago
Hope and Change!

🐴
nitro6526
15 years ago

I work in the oilfield industry and will end up making less this year than last. The blatant disregard of his so called advisors has directly impacted many lives. Even with a federal court ruling against the moratorium, the Obama administration continues to uphold it.

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-02-03/u-s-administration-in-contempt-over-gulf-drill-ban-judge-rules.html 

The initial panel advised to increase the regulations on drilling offshore, but Salazar took their findings and submitted his own amended report. 🤥

http://blogs.wsj.com/washwire/2010/06/09/experts-disavow-salazars-drilling-moratorium/ 

Still to this day, no offshore drilling permits have been issued. They increased safety measures are in place. The oil companies are proving they are complying. Obama and his advisors are stone walling and holding it up with no reason as to why.

The Gulf of Mexico area, both onshore and offshore, is one of the most important regions for energy resources and infrastructure. Gulf of Mexico offshore oil production accounts for 29 percent of total U.S. crude oil production and offshore natural gas production in the Gulf accounts for 13 percent of total U.S. production. Over 40 percent of total U.S. petroleum refining capacity is located along the Gulf coast, as well as almost 30 percent of total U.S. natural gas processing plant capacity.

With all of the unrest in the major oil producing countries we are facing some serious problems. All Obama is doing is ensuring that we will be dependent on imported oil. You may not see the effects today or tomorrow from shutting the Gulf of Mexico down, but you will see it. Major finds are sitting stagnant, and companies are looking to other countries to continue work. Drilling rigs are sitting idle while other countries are begging for them. Once they leave and go, they will not return for years.

It may not seem like you have problems now, but you will change your tune soon enough. When gas gets above $4 a gallon and food prices increase, wonder what he did for you then.


Nicar
15 years ago
Today.... Obama helped my woman's boy receive the Fairness Pillar Award at school.... he was there to present it himself........























wait.. he dont know who the 6yr old is... plus, the guy that the school is named after presented the award...... and I doubt Obama knows what fairness is...
DrMaddVibe
15 years ago

I work in the oilfield industry and will end up making less this year than last. The blatant disregard of his so called advisors has directly impacted many lives. Even with a federal court ruling against the moratorium, the Obama administration continues to uphold it.

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-02-03/u-s-administration-in-contempt-over-gulf-drill-ban-judge-rules.html 

The initial panel advised to increase the regulations on drilling offshore, but Salazar took their findings and submitted his own amended report. 🤥

http://blogs.wsj.com/washwire/2010/06/09/experts-disavow-salazars-drilling-moratorium/ 

Still to this day, no offshore drilling permits have been issued. They increased safety measures are in place. The oil companies are proving they are complying. Obama and his advisors are stone walling and holding it up with no reason as to why.

The Gulf of Mexico area, both onshore and offshore, is one of the most important regions for energy resources and infrastructure. Gulf of Mexico offshore oil production accounts for 29 percent of total U.S. crude oil production and offshore natural gas production in the Gulf accounts for 13 percent of total U.S. production. Over 40 percent of total U.S. petroleum refining capacity is located along the Gulf coast, as well as almost 30 percent of total U.S. natural gas processing plant capacity.

With all of the unrest in the major oil producing countries we are facing some serious problems. All Obama is doing is ensuring that we will be dependent on imported oil. You may not see the effects today or tomorrow from shutting the Gulf of Mexico down, but you will see it. Major finds are sitting stagnant, and companies are looking to other countries to continue work. Drilling rigs are sitting idle while other countries are begging for them. Once they leave and go, they will not return for years.

It may not seem like you have problems now, but you will change your tune soon enough. When gas gets above $4 a gallon and food prices increase, wonder what he did for you then.

nitro6526 wrote:




Sorry to hear about your situation but I did mention it in post #12. Ya know, because I'm what he calls "the funniest person he's ever met online".

Failing to see the bigger picture, but holding up what he thinks is sustainable while the world is in total upheaval. The current administration is in total shambles with most heads never meeting with the President on a weekly or even monthly basis. That might be a problem but who am I? My depiction of Nero for the Kenyan King is spot on. He ignores or is slow to come to the teleprompter to address important matters here and abroad. Contrast that with what the former President performance and this guy is on track to best Jimmy Carter's dismal one term and historical rating.

DrafterX
15 years ago

I work in the oilfield industry and will end up making less this year than last. The blatant disregard of his so called advisors has directly impacted many lives. Even with a federal court ruling against the moratorium, the Obama administration continues to uphold it.



nitro6526 wrote:





I blame ethanol... 😟
HockeyDad
15 years ago
Ethanol will save us from the Saudis.
fishinguitarman
15 years ago
Since that MORON took office, I was out of work for over 5 months and had to accept a job making HALF of what I was before. While I DO feel blessed to at least have a job now for the last year and a half, I send 5-10 resumes out EACH WEEK in the hopes I can find one with a better income, but guess what!


THERE ARE STILL NO JOBS BECAUSE HE HAS NO IDEA OF WHAT HE IS DOING!
fishinguitarman
15 years ago
daveincincy
15 years ago
FIDDY-FI!!!!!!!!
teedubbya
15 years ago
No change here

thus Bush = Obama = Butt Suckness
jpotts
15 years ago
For me, it is a mixed bag.

The good:

1) All of this green-energy crap is forcing vehicle and heavy truck makers to spend money the tools and equipment that they wouldn't have otherwise spent.

2) There is more of a focus in the automotive / heavy truck sector on hiring people who actually have a good track record of doing stuff.

3) Enough people have fled Michigan so that I have less competition in the market place (which is partially due to Idi Amin Jr.).

4) My company is expending by leaps and bounds.

5) My marriage is sound.

6) My kids are doing relatively well in school.

7) My various 401Ks are starting to inch their way upward.

8) We're going to Disney World this year.



The bad:

1) Property prices have fallen so low, and I've pretty much lost all of the equity I built up in my house. I can forget purchasing a new home for the next ten years.

2) My taxes have gone up.

3) Energy prices have gone up.

4) Food prices have gone up.

5) Health care prices have gone up by about 30% after Idi Amin Jr. "fixed" the health care system.

6) Transportation prices have gone WAY up.

7) Because all of these companies are buying tools and products to chase after all this green-energy nonsense, they don't invest in the infrastructure that I need to DEVELOP the stuff they need (this is a long, and very frustrating story).

8) It's depressing when you realize that half of the people you know have been out of work for over a year.

9) The technology market in Michigan is so rotten, that it's basically automotive or nothing at all. It used to be much, much more diverse before Comrade Jenny got into office and flushed the state's economy down the toilet.

10) We have entire malls and buildings that are virtually vacant.

11) I'm tired of hearing from Idi Amin Jr. say that the economy has "turned the corner," or that now he's going to "focus like a laser" on jobs (which he said about 4 times now...still waiting).

12) The teachers in the kids' school are all disgruntled, and a strike is looming.




All-in-all, I'd say the negatives outweigh the positives.
teedubbya
15 years ago
^ at least you are still gay.
HockeyDad
15 years ago

^ at least you are still gay.

teedubbya wrote:



GLASS HALF FULL!
rfenst
15 years ago

They are former homeowners!

HockeyDad wrote:




My exact same, instantaneous, thought.
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