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    100 DAYS! FIRST DUDE GET SOME REST!

    By dpkronmiller  |  Posted April 29, 2009  |  Burbank, California
     

    My thoughts on Obama's 100 Days Celebration.

     

    And Obama's grades are:

     

    Economy -  A

     

    Leadership - A+

     

    Health - A

     

    Iraq - B+

    (50,000 troops is 49,000 too many)

     

     

    And I'll go two steps further:

     

    Congress's Grades:

     

    Dems
    Economy - C+

     

    Leadership - B-

     

    Heath - C+

     

    Iraq - D

     

    (let's face it they were there for 8 years too most of them - and looked the other way too often in  my opinion)

     

    Repubs:

     

    Economy - F

     

    Leadership - F (I would go lower if I could)

     

    Health - F

     

    Iraq - F

     

    And the media:

     

    Economy - D (think Jim Cramer)

     

    Leadership - C+

     

    Health - C (enough with the swine flu)

     

    Iraq - B+

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