claim: obama said that "since 1992, the republicans have had all the good ideas..."
author: bill clinton
evidence_1: jan 10, 2017 ... percentage point difference between all adults saying race relations are “generally good” and those saying “generally bad”. apr. 2009 .... and the gap has only grown wider since then: democrats today are more than twice as likely as republicans to say that immigrants strengthen the country. gun control ...
evidence_2: nov 15, 2013 ... if there's one thing conservatives might hate more than obamacare, it's hearing that obamacare springs from republican ideas. the heritage foundation, the granddaddy of the right-wing think tanks, fumed when president barack obama said it was the source of the concept of the health insurance ...
evidence_3: aug 27, 2013 ... republicans have pulled out all the stops to kill obamacare, the president's landmark health care law that requires every american to purchase ... newt gingrich: though he reversed his position in may 2011, gingrich had been a big supporter of the individual mandate since his early days in the house.
evidence_4: nov 28, 2016 ... his presidency, after all, had seemed poised for a satisfying close. as recently as early 2015, the obama administration had been in a funk. he had underestimated isis; putin had annexed crimea; syria was a catastrophe. his relations with the republicans in congress, especially since the crushing 2014 ...
evidence_5: jun 14, 2016 ... it has correctly predicted every presidential election since 1992. if the tepid first quarter gdp growth rate of 0.8 percent keeps up, as does gallup's current +9 net approval rating for obama, then the model suggests a trump victory, 51.3 percent to hillary clinton's 48.7 percent. even if gdp growth shot up ...