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President Obama's Accomplishments and Republicans.

Things I’m grateful for during Pres. Obama’s administration:
  1. I once got denied coverage because the insurance company claimed my shoulder injury was a pre existing condition.  Pres. Obama fixed that.  
  2. Obamacare subsidizes all forms of contraception meaning millions of unwanted pregnancies and therefore millions of abortions won’t happen.  
  3. By banning discrimination against sex orientation or gender, he’s kept the government from managing our bedrooms or managing our marriages.  As a Libertarian I love that.
  4. Pres. Obama didn’t start any new wars with Iran, or North Korea, saving us trillions of dollars and thousands of lives.
  5. Pres. Obama didn’t shut down stateside oil extraction and pushed hard on renewables and right now I’m enjoying super cheap energy costs.  The more we don’t need the Middle East the more safe our nation will be.  
  6. He’s addressed the targeting of Black Americans and Police Accountability better than any political leader I can imagine.  Multiple police departments around the country are now clamouring for body cams after several pilot programs demonstrated results.
  7. The gun control reform he’s promoting requires incredibly minimal impact on freedom and makes sense.    
Things Republicans can do to earn back my respect:  

  1. Do something. Show initiative, literally anything, besides complain about Pres. Obama which has been the main activity of Republicans in Congress for the last 8 years.
  2. Drop trickle-down theory completely.  
  3. Take the Libertarian candidates like Ron Paul, Rand Paul more seriously.  
  4. Make firearms training mandatory in American schools along with first aid training.
  5. Set the rate of taxation equal amongst wages, dividends, capital gains, estate, gifts, and cancelled debt by law.  This will end most of class warfare.
  6. Refactor Social Security, health subsidies, education subsidies into a flat guaranteed income for all US citizens.
  7. Go full Libertarian on drug laws and prostitution.  Drop the prison population dramatically and tax all those industries that are currently doing nothing more than empowering cartels.  

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