Are you aware that it was the WORST recovery in our history?
I suppose that depends on how you measure it -- for example, speed of improvement, duration of improvement, total amount of improvement, etc., and which aspects of improvement you're measuring -- poverty rates, real income levels, real GDP, etc. But I'd argue it isn't even close to the worst recovery in our history.
For example, compare to the first Reagan recovery -- the recovery he inherited from Jimmy Carter, from the recession of January-July 1980. How good was that recovery? Well, considering it was over just a year after it had begun, and the nation was back in recession, I'd say not good at all. And during that twelve months, we hadn't come close to getting back to where we'd been before the last recession.
Comparing that Reagan recovery to the Obama recovery, Obama's was far longer (the third-longest in American history). And Obama's got us to a place where almost most economic indicators were better than they had been before the start of the prior recession (e.g., real incomes were higher, real GDP per capita was higher, stock values were vastly higher, etc.)
Are you aware that Obama was the most divisive president in our history?
No, obviously that's untrue. That would be Abraham Lincoln, who was so divisive that his election resulted in an outright Civil War. Notably, Obama and Lincoln had in common the fact that the "divisiveness" took the form of angry white southern racist rural conservatives freaking out about the election of someone they saw as threatening white supremacy. This nation tends to suffer division any time that faction isn't getting its way.
Are you aware that Obama was the least experienced president in our history?
That's certainly not the case any more. Trump never served a day in any political office at any level before becoming president. Obama was considerably more experienced than that, having served in public office both at the state level and in the Senate, before that, and having been a Constitutional scholar and a political activist for years before that. How that experience stacks up to others, I guess, is open to argument. For example, we've had a few president who had zero civilian political experience, and were instead elected because they'd gotten famous in the military. Zachary Taylor, US Grant, and Eisenhower all lacked any civilian political experience. I'd argue Grant and Eisenhower had some experience with pseudo-political functions in administering conquered territory in the wake of their respective wars. Taylor, though, was clearly a lot less experienced, overall, than Obama. He'd been a general during a dirty little war on Mexico, and that was the sum and total of his qualifications for high office.
Are you aware that you are a fucking idiot?
No, I'm not aware of that. But, if I am, what does it say about you that this fucking idiot demolishes you in every single exchange we have?
But, compared to other Presidents, he had the worst and most anemic GDP growth
Your knowledge of history is hilariously bad. In 1928, the year before Hoover became president, US GDP was $97.4 billion. By 1932, his last year in office, it was $59.5 billion. Do you still think Obama's track record on GDP was the worst? Keep in mind, real GDP hit an all-time high on his watch.
The irony for Marxist dumbfucks like you is that the ONLY people who made out like bandits during Obamunism were the fat cat Wall Street bankers.
Actually, on Obama's watch the poverty rate fell, and median real incomes rose for individuals, families, and households. In fact, one of his years had the most rapid rise in median real household income on record in American history.
You cannot be taken serious with stupidity like this. Obama ran up higher deficits that ALL of his predecessors.
Actually, the deficit fell on his watch. Check for yourself, if you don't believe me. Here's a story about the deficit from shortly before Obama took office:
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...trillion-in-fiscal-2009-idUSN0643708720090107
That's $1.2 trillion. What do you think the federal deficit was when Obama left office? Be specific, please.