This Is Not What I Voted You In For, Mr. Obama
February 20, 2009 at 10:15 pm | Posted in American politics | 4 Comments
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Is Obama finally starting to pop the bubble for you Dan? Get used to it. There is a lot of hot air yet to escape.
Comment by theradicalmormon— February 21, 2009 #
I never had a bubble with him, radical mormon. He’s always been on a tight leash with me because I know power corrupts.
Comment by Daniel— February 21, 2009 #
Absolutely. D&C 121 teaches us something about that eh.
Comment by theradicalmormon— February 22, 2009 #
So what did you vote him in for? Not for any of this:
■Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act (Jan. 2009) – prohibits wage discrimination based on sex, race, or national origin among employees
■Stimulus Bill (Feb. 2009) – $787 billion plan was the single largest tax cut ever ($400 per person), investment in clean energy & education reform, help slow home foreclosures
■Toxic Asset Relief Program [TARP] (Apr. 2009) – strengthened oversight of the $700 billion financial industry
■Edward M. Kennedy Serve America Act (Apr. 2009) – triples the size of the country’s national service programs, which are know as AmeriCorps
■Credit Card Reform Act (May 2009)– spares consumers from sudden interest rate hikes and an opt-in requirement for overdraft charges
■Family Smoking Prevention & Tobacco Control Act (Jun. 2009) – allows the FDA to reduce nicotine in tobacco products, block labels and companies have to put large graphic warnings on cartons of cigarettes
■Cash for Clunkers (Jun. 2009)– gave incentives for people to buy new, more fuel-efficient vehicles to replace older vehicles
■Matthew Shepard & James Byrd Hate Crimes Prevention Act (Oct. 2009)– makes it a federal crime to commit an assault based on sexual orientation or gender identity
■Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (Mar. 2010) – gave 95% of Americans access to health insurance; control health care costs; no limits, no pre-existing conditions
o Health insurance for children (Mar. 2010) – extends government-sponsored health insurance for about 4 million uninsured children
■Student Loans Reform (Mar. 2010)– guaranteed student loans are now only offered by the Department of Education; for the past 45 years, taxpayers assumed all of the risk AND the banks charged them to administer the loans
■Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform Law (Jul. 2010) – create new regulations for companies that extend credit to consumers, make auditors of broker-dealers subject to regulation and change registration requirements for investment advisers
Comment by 6FootBombshell— November 2, 2010 #