Sadly you do not know what a progressive is so you are wrong as usual
Just to show how ridiculous your claims are and to help you understand:
His whole position is a PROGRESSIVE taxation as the income gets PROGRESSIVELY bigger!!
Yes. A system begun under Abraham Lincoln. He is also the president who brought us inheritance tax. Continued under every administration, conservative and less conservative, (we have never had a liberal administration except perhaps FDR) since Lincoln (Republican you recall) instituted it.
He's for PROGRESSIVELY removing don't ask don't tell and other gay restrictions!
Actually he is not. There is a bill before congress to do it. The Obama administration presented a brief in court in June supporting a lower court opinion upholding don't ask don't tell. But you said this is progressive. I am glad you see it as a progressive movement. That means that the country is changing for the better and that we liberals are winning. Here is a Gallup Poll:
“a new Gallup poll finds that most conservatives — 58% — now support openly gay people serving in uniform (nationally, 69% support the change; when Clinton assumed office, a Gallup poll found 53% of those polled opposed lifting the ban). Perhaps even more surprising, 58% of self-described Republicans, and 60% of weekly churchgoers, also support gay men and women serving openly in uniform.”
I guess it is not a progressive thing after all. It is just the end to an absurd, completely unsupportable piece of bigoted legislation with broad popular support.
He's for a PROGRESSIVE but slow march to universal health care!
Progressive? Not hardly. He opposes the single payer system that many progressives favor. In fact he has completely sold out to the insurance industry by taking the option off of the table. Of the 144 delegates to his health care summit, only one favored a single payer system and that person had to threaten to sue to get an invitation.
But on health care I am glad we progressives are winning the day. Universal healthcare is supported by such arch liberals as the National Federation of Independent Businessmen, Wal-Mart, General Motors, Ford, and many more multinational corporations. This has always been an economic issue more than a liberal/conservative one. But either way this is an issue upon which Obama takes a very conservative position.
So. As usual. You are wrong.
Now you have posted a definition of progressive from a dictionary. You, of course, have failed yet again. You really need to work on your debating technique. You should have posted the whole line which is:
Promoting or favoring progress toward better conditions or new policies, ideas, or methods: a progressive politician; progressive business leadership.
Obama is not a progressive politician. He is a centrist leaning slightly right of center, or as Wolf said, (at best) a minor reformer.
Now that you know more about what a progressive is you should not make this mistake in the future. But you will.
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