Three very clever, computer savy and progressive young people have managed to do what the entire Democratic party could not do for the entire two years of its majority in Congress. They have done, in one fell swoop, what President Obama hiself could not managed to do despite having the bully pulpit from which to send any message he wanted to the American people.
Shavanna Miller, Will Carlough, and Richard Boenigk have put up a very simple, yet all-encompassing web site, aptly named, What the fuck has Obama done so far.? For a PG version, viewers can change the 'f' word to 'heck.' Either way, reaching the site leads to a single major accomplishment of the Obama administration, with a link to an authentic source that explains the legislation in detail. One example reads: Tax cuts for up to 3.5 million small businesses to help pay for employee health care coverage.
The simplicity is what makes this site so effective. One accomplishment to a page, with its source link. The reader then can click a button with a snarky remark, such as: I'm unimpressed, or Big fuckin' deal, what else? - and move to the next stated accomplishemt and its source link. Clearly expressed and succintly written, each accomplishment leads to another, and together they result in the most impressive array of legislation ever passed by a single president in his first two years in office in history.
You'll be amazed at how much has been done, despite more fillibusters by the GOP than ever recorded in the US Senate by an opposition determined to block any progress by the new President from the day he took office. Take a guess at how much Obama has done. You'll be wrong. He did far more than you can imagine.
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