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>Sad but true. We could debate it until the cows come home, and historians surely will, but the Obama administration was (let's face it, it's already over) a case study in opportunity lost. He genuinely cared about the poor and the middle class. That isn't the era we live in.
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>Who do you think will be next? I don't think it will be Hillary. Too many people dislike her for her to be elected in a general election. She is locked in their minds circa 2008 despite all the good things she has done since. Please don't say Ted Cruz. If that backwash is elected President I will leave the country, I really will.

I don't think Barack Obama cares about the poor one bit. He cares about his legacy.

Re: Hillary, I have my doubts about her running. Too much baggage....she'll have to answer for her obstruction of justice during Watergate, her defense of criminals and her insensitive towards the victim, and she'll have to choose between ratting out the administration on Benghazi or coming up with another story. And her statements about personal finances makes Mitt's 47% remark seem tame by comparison. Personally, I'd like to see Elizabeth Warren run and I'd like to see Hillary and Warren in a debate. THAT would be must-see TV.