Do good leaders whine about their opponents, ruin their countries economy, &

You just described W.

Hussein 0bama represents his constituents.

Yes.

That is exactly what Reagan and the Bushes did.

I am interested in who Hubama will blame for the past four years.

No, because that would be a bad leader, which the President is not. However, I don't expect you to ever see that, because you have hated him from the beginning.

Now, perhaps you have some suggestions about what he could do to "unite the country" short of turning white or Republican.

Scott Walker did nothing to unite Wisconsin. He and his jackbooted thugs simply ran roughshod over half the state's opinions. Reagan was a good actor. He pretended to lower taxes while increasing them in ways which hurt the middle class far more and left the elite alone.

good leadership is about making the correct decisions, not necessarily the popular ones. as president, it's about doing what is best for the country overall, not just for certain segments. and it is about taking ownership of ALL your decisions, not just your good ones. nobody is perfect, and nobody should be expected to be perfect. but a leader who has never officially made a mistake has not truly led.

it is not about taking sides and playing partisan politics. that has not worked well for the country and will continue to take it down the wrong path.

Sometimes I think Liberals are not playing with a full deck
They seem to have abandoned logic and reason
They are Advocates of a policy that empowers a strong federal government to enslave its people with the high tax burden incident to the support of extravagant and unnecessary social programs destructive to both the work ethic among the lower class, and the incentive to innovate and succeed among the working people .
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Auto sales. Stock markets corporate profits all up double digits. R u sick??? Go see an exorcist!

Funny, Obama has done none of those things.

You are deliberately delusional and want to spread your disease to others.

General Motors, the largest of the Detroit manufacturers, said it sold 194,700 cars and trucks in January, a 16 percent increase from a year ago. All four of the company’s domestic brands — Chevrolet, Cadillac, GMC and Buick — had double-digit increases for the month, it said.

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Ford Motor, the second-biggest American automaker, said its sales in January rose 22 percent, to 166,500 vehicles. The company’s passenger cars did particularly well, with an increase for the month of 34 percent. Sales of the recently redesigned Ford Fusion midsize sedan, which had been hampered by safety recalls, rose 64.5 percent.

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Chrysler, the smallest Detroit car company, said it sold 117,700 vehicles in January. That was a 16 percent increase from the same month in 2012, and it extended Chrysler’s year-over-year sales gains to 34 consecutive months.

paul, that is slimey and counterproductive. get lost. we don't want your "help"

Why are all of your questions such meaningless crap?

No they don't, the best leaders are the lazy ones like Eisenhower and Clinton who give power back to the citizens. We need more guys like them.