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You're a complete idiot. I'm not even American and I knew that. Clinton was the 42nd.
if it makes you feel better hes only the 43 different president... so your kinda both wrong in a sence
Clinton was 42...
Plexico are you an economist? Have you studied the economy at all? It's history and trends and reactions to past federal economic policy? Because I am and I have and I can tell you for a fact that Obama's current economic policy is far more "disastrous" than anything Bush ever implemented. I think in time you'll find that buying a big LED lit poster of Obama at a flea market and putting it on your bedroom wall does not qualify you as having "foresight". It makes you the political equivalent of a fanboy. Let me be clear; I have no problem with people who have informed themselves politically and who choose to support Obama's proposed policies. That is your right as an American and I wish you Godspeed. What I have a problem with is people ignoring his faults and very obvious mistakes and declaring the man the best president since Washington when he's been in office less than six months. That being said, if he somehow manages to actually improve the country in the ways he's promised to do in the next three-and-a-half years, I'll be the first to admit I was wrong. You'll find that most people who are truly politically informed are never too proud to admit when their party has screwed up or the other party has done well. That is how you learn and grow as an individual. At this point, all any of us can do is wait, watch and take in as much information as we can.
dude, his educational system is better than yours.
#76 First, I'm sorry for you for being an economist. You guys are fake scientists who try to take on the credibility of us real scientists, yet you constantly pull shit out of your ass all the time. You are no more scientific than astrologers. Economists like Alan Greenspan and Phil Gramm have gotten us in this toilet. Obama is clearly steering us on a Keynesian path to recovery (John Maynard Keynes is one of the few economists worthy of respect) where the government steps in to keep the economy moving during periods of industrial weakness and consumer insecurity. It worked during the Great Depression and it will work again. Hopefully, we will have the political will to fulfill the flip side of the Keynesian approach: when the private economy is humming along, the government will build up enough surplus to be able to smooth out the next downturn. Clinton was getting that done, but Bush blew it all with the giant tax break to the wealthy. I guess you haven't realized that Obama has done a great job repairing relations with our allies and has started talking peace with our enemies. America's status in the world is coming back quickly after the abysmal drop W. Bush caused with his stupidity and arrogance. Where can I get one of them LED posters of Obama?
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Actually, neither of them was right. Obama is technically the 43d President... Grover Cleveland was the only U.S President to serve two NON-consecutive terms, and therefore he was counted as TWO presidents. So, if you choose to be technical (Like me), Obama is the 43d.
Don't get in arguments with seven year olds. He probably read it off a poster at school. The end.