[joesbucks]

You know, while it really doesn't appear that much was done the past 6 years (the first two, he had a compatable congress), if you look at where Obama wanted to take us vs where he has been able to, congress was pretty effective in keeping him in check. In reality, turning back the clock on some of his stuff as well as other ongoing issues is much more difficult with the executive owned by the liberals and the congress for the most part conservative.

It's easy to desire more and beef about that it didn't occur. But the way government is set up, it's much more complicated than just pushing your will.

[rodguy911]

I don’t know with the right speaker you could have true conservatives marching outside the black-hut every time he signs another EO which pretty much makes him a dictator.
Also, we could have investigated why John Roberts changed his mind and decided that obamacare was a tax and was indeed legal after already writing the against. Scalia tried and got no where. Why didn’t he have any help?