Well America how does it feel to have voted for Obama?

I am not American so didn't vote for Obama BUT many of the things that he has done i support but some things i don't, it is a matter of fact that all presidents have policies that people love and then the policies people hate and regarding this mosque issue, he is only following the law which states that the plans where the Mosque is going to be built is legal and the law says yes, as i understand Obama doesn't personally say yes, what kind of president ignores the law and denies people their human rights, the right to pracitce one's faith is a human right, to say no would be stopping that human right.

I think Obama has lost at least 35% voters because of his decision and come next election day, I don't think he will be in office again.

The same way you feel when you have your pocket picked, or get sold a worthless bottle of water labeled "The Secret of Eternal Youth"

Robbed

Betrayed

Sad

But we really hope wiser, and less likely to be taken in by the next snake oil salesman who comes walking down the road.

Vote In November!!!!

Throw the Bums Out!!!!

A majority of us see proof every day how unqualified he has been for the job. Here is a great article that explains how a lot of Americans see him. Great article below. No, I would not vote for him.

http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/nilegardiner/100...

It's a wonderfully proud and happy feeling. At last we have a highly intelligent man at the helm, and a courageous one to boot -- he is not afraid of doing the unpopular thing if it happens to be the _right_ thing. Go, President O! I will definitely vote for his second term.

My friend lives in the USA, she never voted for him and loathes him and everything he stands for.She for one can't wait to see the back of him

Of course. Already he has solved the BP crisis the recession prevented a world war with Iran and N. Korea and so much more. The man is a genius.

Yes absolutely. Bush showed preference for the wealthy and Obama doesn't. We need more Presidents who favor the working people. Name me a Republican Candidate who does.

I voted for Nader. I can't stand the left-right squabbling, and as a result of that squabbling, we can never get anything done.

Yes- Regardless of the fact that he was inexperienced and spoke empty flowery words, that's still better than voting in a 70something year old who has a complete dimwit as a VP... No way I was going to risk having a woman who couldn't debate her way out of elementary school as president. I wish the options were better, but they just weren't.

One Big A$$ Mistake America.