Translation: I wanted him bad, but I don't vote and wouldn't anyway just so I can bitch about whoever wins and be above the fray by saying "actually I didn't support whomever" and have maximum wiggle room.

"biggest frauds foisted upon the American public!" Your close, but Obama is the biggest fraud foisted on the American public. Notice how he can't stop giggling during the 60 minutes interview. He's laughing at us, since he thinks we were stupid to vote him.

"I have been pleased with his no nonsense approach to things"

Such as?

I agree with you on the dangers of protectionism, it's just that I gag on your politics and how you are a poster child of the "I like this guy" and apologetic attitude about politicians who do reprehensible things. It's painful to watch, like a battered wife that keeps coming back for more.

The sad thing is that your views on trade are perfectly sensible and your politics don't matter so you'd be better off dropping political pundit routine. You aren't much good at it, whereas you have real knowledge of the trucking industry that is valuable.

Mark

Actually, I didn't vote for the man. I did not support him. But since he won the election, I have been pleased with his no nonsense approach to things.

He paid back the Unions by letting Sec 136 go through. Now it's time for him to do the right thing and let the program run to it's completion.

I've always been rational. It is the critics of this program who without valid facts to support their position, they have made up situations and told bald faced lies to force the public to agree with their positions.

The Final OIG Report exposed this and finally, newspapers, economists and the man on the street are finally realizing that the objections to this program is one of the biggest frauds foisted upon the American public!