Failed Promises: "New Hampshire"

Four years later, a look back at Obama's rhetoric about "false hope" on the night of the 2008 New Hampshire primary ... and the failed promises that followed. Read the research briefing: http://www.gop.com/index.php/briefing/comments/failed_promise_a_false_hope

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[NYSEGOP]

This is the best ad. More like this please!

[drfreedom11]

America voted Obama in and now its time to vote him out. Its a failed presidency no matter how you put it. But we must also be weary of his republican clone, Mitt Romney. Our votes count. Make a stand and refuse to choose between these two liars. Vote for the true constitutionalist. Vote Ron Paul for president.

[n310ea]

Ron Paul 2012!!! He will fight the globalist bankers who are looting our country.

[bobhardball]

As a life-long Republican, I will certainly not vote for Obama. But let´s be honest and fair to him: Obama ended the Iraq war and took the fight to Al Qaeda as he promised! He is far better than our current flip-flopping and professional lying Mormon vulture Mitt Romney!!! - RON PAUL 2012!

[karenkuzmin]

Republicans have been striving for 3 and a half years to prevent Obama from making any progress in Washington. And on some levels, they have succeeded. But to blame Obama for the gridlock we see in Congress is ridiculous. Cantor, Boehner, and McConnell have all said on TV that their number one goal is to make Obama a one term president. Perhaps if their goal was to better the country or improve the economy, we wouldn't still be in this mess! We need a new congress, not a new president!

[eterpage]

Yeah, some of it was true, but the republicans really can't blame him for the political split. That's entirely republicans who refuse to come to the negotiating table. Obama offered them 10 to 1 cuts in services to higher taxes and the republicans still refused. They know if the economy sinks they'll get the presidency, then the Democrats take their turn to crash the economy for the presidency in 2016, is anyone else getting tired of this? Stop the political flaming please.

[CaStylin]

@studyhistory2ctruth: Obama lost his nuts and did not stand up for him self and got trampled trying to play good guy with the republican party but is bills before they are rip apart and his caves to the GOP are good bills that could have helped america. the option in the health care bill was necessary to make health care affordable. he is also pushes for less dependence on out side oil. Bush supported many ideas that i did not like and while some things were continued many were fought against

[studyhistory2ctruth]

@CaStylin Obama continued all of Bush's failed policies. Do you honestly see a difference in the 2?

[CaStylin]

before he was in office for 8 months that unemployment rate had hit 8%... blame him for the slow fix (which he did predict) but not the problem

[TheFr3sh1]

Republicans can fight all day amongst themselves, but Obama is far better than each and every one. He tries to compromise, not just push his own agenda.