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Do you think Obama will remain president, or do you think he will be voted out?

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Most likely he will be re-elected.

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Even when he spent more money than all of the other us presidents combined???
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That's not true at all. That's sounds like something Faux News tells people because they know people will believe whatever they say. Here are some actual facts:

"Firstly, remember that CONGRESS spends the money, not the Presidents. That is, Congress appropriates (spends) Federal money - it decides the particular details as to where money is to be allocated. While any President has some persuasive effect on this spending, the truth of the matter is that Congress (not just this congress, but Congress as an institution over the last several decades) is to blame for the current debt situation of the country. Also, when accounting debt and budgets, one must look at Fiscal Years (FY), which run October to October, so a new President (who starts in January) doesn't actually get to propose a budget until over 9 months into his term.

Secondly, even if we ignored this fact (spending = Congress), the aggregate size of ALL federal spending over President Obama's term (FY2010 to FY2012 - the current FY) is roughly 11 trillion dollars. Given that, even in absolute dollar amounts (i.e non-inflation adjusted dollars), the size of the US budget had been increasing about $100 billion (5%) per year for about 20 years now. [EXCLUDING the war costs in FY 2003-2009, which were "left off" (hidden from) the budget accounting.]

Accordingly, for instance, the size of the federal budget in 2000 was about $1.8 Trillion, and about $2.4 Trillion in 2005, one can see that the aggregate amount of money spent during Barack Obama's Presidency is, while notably more than predecessors, is not outlandishly so. Roughly speaking, President Obama's 3 FY budgets are about equal to the last 4 FY budgets under his predecessor, G.W. Bush, assuming one does not include the "emergency" war appropriations. If one includes the war appropriations, then Obama's first three years spent about 10% more than Bush's last three years.

Read more: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Did_President_Obama_spend_more_money_than_all_the_former_presidents_of_the_US_combined#";
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Voted out

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may be voted out

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Probably remain. Since he's the incumbent he has more support. Also, he's a bit more charismatic- but who knows? We could be surprised.

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Personally .. VOTED OUT

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Though desperate and saying and doing whatever he thinks he can say or do to get votes it is back firing and he is out bought and will not get re-elected .

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I think he will be voted out but you never know what can happen

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He has "heart" and personality. Unlike Romney da Clam. ( my opinion only)

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