Dude, the other presidents at least tried
They might've. But there are certain factions of the country who almost no matter what, will try to find something the "other guy" did as wrong. like I said, even during Bush's insane popularity (post 9-11), there were people who felt he wasn't doing what was good for "everyone".
That was during the stage where he could fart and people would think it was a symphony.
You can't deny that there are times when
both parties have groups who blindly see what the other side does as wrong, no matter what. yes, there are times when that isn't as obvious, but come close to the election, it seeps it's way into our minds because we're so desperate for our side to win.
This is phoney outrage, sorry if people don't believe it. I'm not saying that people can't be upset with him as a president or that there aren't reasons to be upset, but this is like when people where just looking for ANY reason to hate George Bush (oh no! I brought him up again). Some of it just started to get silly, and pointless. This is a silly and pointless complaint.
Because clearly anyone who actually wants to think knows he isn't cracking on people who lost their homes, no more then Bush didn't care for people in Katrina when he was with John McCain (or whatever it was he was with), or some of the other asinine comments that republican candidates say at their rallies. People need something to rally against, and for some reason this is the current target (when there are far far far better targets to go after).
The same thing happened to Bush around election time and Clinton. It's part and parcel with partisan politics. Quick soundbites that are cut out of context, comments taken waaaaay out of context and arguments made full of holes.
It's no wonder we have a large chunk of our voting populace who don't vote. They're tired of the typical bullshit that comes from both the right and the left nutjobs.
