Deepak Chopra: 'Obama Should be a One-Term President'

I love how there's this big push for civility, yet Deepak can still call Hannity a bigot. Hannity is a lot of things, but not a bigot. Mr. Chopra can't seem to get past his own bias against conservatives. Mr. Chopra, if someone disagrees with you that doesn't make them a bigot. Unfortunately, most liberals use this as a sledgehammer to quiet conservatives. So much for civility.

He's right one term as far as I see it , The world is a more dangerous place ever since he has been in office . He is seen as weak on many issues across the globe ,

well I'm sure most people on here that disagree with how President Obama has run the country would love to see Saraha Palin elected because she's soooo smart!

This country has never seen the level of transparency in government we have today!
The President keeps us informed and does not sugar coat the bad stuff. As one man trying to find solutions to things that no one else even bothered to look at, I think he doing a great job. Is everything great? No! but, we gave men who weren't as smart as a 5th grader more time to steal from us, aid in terrorist attacks, and Help HMO's rob us of proper health care.

Good Luck to u next time u and ur short memories vote!!!

ryker321,

Bill Maher would.

missmorris82 wrote---"Unfortonatly(sic) for some of you, the world views you all as below average (and they now have the statistics to prove so), along with the previous President you all put into office...twice. I cant stand ideologs and the internet is full of them. Its obvious Obama must be effective otherwise you all wouldn't spend your days and nights obsessing over the man".

And by your own standard, all of the obsession when Bush was in office obviously must prove that he was being effective too - I'm sure you agree with that, right?
After all, it is a direct deduction based on your very own and thoroughly 'sound' reasoning. Here is something for you to personally ponder. Exactly what does it require to post a cogent thought? I wonder if you must not like looking at yourself in the mirror since "you can't stand ideologs and the internet is full of them". Pot, Kettle, Black, figure it out.

Mr. Chopra provides invaluable service to people when he talks. But when he enters the fray of American Politics and derides Obama, Mr. Chopra surely shows his own limitations.

Mr. Chopra tells us in his teachings that it is not healthy to pretend we know more than we really do. But then, he does not practice what he preaches. ...sounds like a Republicrat. Welcome, Mr. Chopra.

I think that what you were not counting on, was the fact that the Democrats as a Party, is probably one of the most disorganazed parties in exixtance. Obama, had to fight his own people, (shame on them). to be able to pass Health Care law, That would have never happened if the Republicans were the ones that wanted to pass the law.
Obama by himself cannot pass laws, he has to count on Congress to do so. Unless, perhaps he should have recevieve all of them with a 2x4 and told them what they should do, and no options.
I don't think, I would like that type of President.

He got one thing right and that is that Obama needs to a one term president. He doesn't sound like he ever studied biology or evolution. He would then know that we are animals and those basic animal instincts are inside every human being. You can't take the animal out of us. If you think so, you are mistaken.

Funny how people who earn their (substantial) livings by peddling narrow-minded b.s.--Deepak Chopra, Rush Limbaugh and Sarah Palin to name a few, think they've somehoe earned the right to bad-mouth our President truly baffles me. Even Donald Trump, with his bad comb-over, serial-bankruptcy-filer and womanizing status noew thinks he'd make a better president. Its outright sad how illogical people are about their crappy lives and yet they take issue with how our President is doing. While I don't think that Obama has made perfect decisions I do feel that he is at least trying to make things better. He keeps the public informed and involved in his decision-making which is a whole lot more than Bush did. I supported Obama in '08 and he will definitely get my vote again in 2012.

the whole Fox News approach, he says, "caters to the basest instincts of our collective consciousness."