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- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Great question. Too early to tell, but I'd bet hard on the Iraq War. That's going to be a horrible debacle for every President who has to deal with it.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
TARP?
Not really his. That is something that was already in the works when he took the job.
Stimulus? I think even he knows enough to roll that back. Only about 7% of the money has actually been released. He's still trying to figure out how to measure the impact.
Iraq? Nobody with a brain acutally thought he would end that in 16 weeks.
Health Care? It represents 25% of the entire economy so a monsterous problem. He'll get some empathy on this one.
Afghanistan? YES! He is just now figuring out that he can't defeat Al Queda by fighting the Taliban. Remember, this was supposed to be the "Right" war to defeat the terrorists who actually attacked America.
So, how many Al Queda chieftians have been killed or captured so far?
Bush filleted Al Queda and it has been reduced to a splintered franchise operation scattered all over the world. They are just common criminals that most law enforcement agencies can handle now. He tried to smoke screen it by re-naming it a 'Contingency Operation' and referring to acts of terror as 'Human caused mass casualty events'. Any dope can see through that.
So, why a surge in Afghanistan? Why incursions into Pakistan?
He has painted himself into a corner that the press is keeping a lid on for now.
Gitmo is another and just as demonstrable. He really doesn't know what to do with it. Just to get rid of a few of them, he had to insult the British and sneak them into Bermuda. What's in it for the Bermudans?
His folly will be the complete miss-management of the war on terror.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
The fact that a clueless egotistical Junior Senator with 143 days of Senate experience dared to assume the office of the POTUS and singelhandedly bring America to it's knees .
- mnbvcxz52773Lv 71 decade ago
When the US's health care rating falls from 39 to 78 over the next couple of years under the new health plan.
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- 1 decade ago
Flip a coin:
TARP, Stimulus Package, Socialized Medicine
All follies.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Afghanistan.
- 1 decade ago
His failure to transform the USA into a full blown socialist pseudo-democracy within his first 5 months of office. I do believe that was his original plan but obviuosly it is going to take at least another month or two...
Source(s): no i didnt spell check so sue me - 1 decade ago
Spending and taxes in general, cap and trade, healthcare, and hopefully the truth about his heritage.
- tribeca_belleLv 71 decade ago
You mean just as the purchase of Alaska was known as "Seward's Folly?" That actually worked out pretty well. If you are using the standard of ridicule by some and yet ultimate success then perhaps health care reform or clean energy legislation would fit that standard.