I get it, you think enacted is the same as continued. That's the only thing that could explain how dumb you sound. Let me dumb it down for you.....
What policies did Obama create under his presidency that would have created this problem?
When all else fails for conservatives, play semantic games!
Ok, let's see..For the purpose of ending this shit, let us stipulate that Obama inherited an economic mess.
Ok, if you insist.....
The recession ENDED in 1Q 2009. BEFORE Obama told the American people of his idea to stimulate the economy...Stim number one. What happened after that money hit the state and local governments?...The economy SLOWED to less than 1% annualized growth.
What did Obama want? ANOTHER stimulus. So the money the federal reserve printed had not even dried yet and Obama wanted to spend another Half trillion.....Obama promised 100, 000 new police on the streets. Never happened. Promised all these shovel ready projects would with the stimulus, move forward. Never happened. Would hold unemployment under 8%. Never happened. Then just last year Obama wanted ANOTHER $500 billion in stimulus. He admitted there really were not any shovel ready projects. You libs covered for him.
Here's what Obama has done for the economy....NOTHING. And THAT is why the economy STILL sucks. Yes it is growing...At a snail's pace. 1.7% annualized GDP growth. Meanwhile because there has not been a federal budget passed in three years( Senate, run by democrats) and baseline increases of 5% or more for each department have been enacted, the deficits keep getting larger and the taxpayers deeper into the abyss.
THIS is what Obama's three plus years have done TO us.
Policies? Obama has no economic policy. His insistence on growing government, increasing taxes, Obamacare and other actions have created a condition of uncertainty such that the private sector is sitting on the sidelines. And rightly so.
Obama could order the hiring of 8 million more federal employees and the economy would not grow. It would only stagnate. It would collapse under the weight of so much debt.