waltmoreno

Ok SchneckenFresser, ya got me! I forgot to mention Obama's "auto industry win". How could I forget his signature "cash for clunkers". Where the government promised a handout of up to $4,000 for each used car participants turned in in exchange for a newer, 'government approved', milage efficient, vehicle. Disregard for a second that the program resulted in lessening the number of available low cost vehicles available to low income buyers, or the fact that the government ended up spending $24,000 for what cost just under $17,000 on the open market. The total cost for that auto industry win was over $3 billion dollars that taxpayers had to pay. And it made nobody in the auto industry happy. Great 'auto industry' win there!
I know that for 4 years Obama's favorite way to avoid blame for the misery his policies were wreaking on America was to attribute it all to "Bush's fault". And I see you're still advancing that tired, old argument.
I also forgot to mention other Obama clean energy win with Solyndra. Where Obama lost over $500 million dollars for betting on that company after describing them as the wave of the future. But Solyndra was just one more crony in Obama's clean energy losses of over 3 billion dollars, which, again the good 'ol taxpayers were left holding the bag. Another 'clean energy win'!
And I love your statement, "The number of people on food stamps is a symbol of a compassionate government, not a failed president." Maybe one or more of the socialist democrat candidates for president will adopt that as their platform. If more people view being on food stamps as a positive, then you'll win. So yell it from the rooftops!
Calling Trump a cornucopia of negative names doesn't really advance your position. I guess it's because you can't really say anything negative about the results of his policies, so you resort to the playground tactic of name calling. Childish!

Rose42

Speaking of psy-ops and Q, how do you know what isn’t a psy-op?

ACP45 Loc: Rhode Island

Simple answer Rose is that that it is very difficult to know. We don't know what is real and what is made up, spin, deception, or simply stuff the American public can't or won't be told for real, or perceived security reasons. You do your best to read, and weight the information based upon your prior knowledge, experience, and moral code.