Obama economic results in 2011,
.4% GDP and 1.3% GDP growth in 2011(bea.gov)
From
http://www.bea.gov/national/xls/gdpchg.xls:
The mean GDP growth from 1998 to 2007 was 5.37%. That includes the years of the dot com boom, and does not include any of the recession years. What is more telling is the average percentage change which is -.063011%. What that means is that GDP had already begun growing at a smaller rate as 1998 to 2007 progressed.
Now, lets switch to quarters, which are the numbers you were using. During the Bush years, the average GDP growth per year was:
Under George W Bush, the mean change in GDP per quarter (using 2005 dollars) was 2.19%.
I excluded the last two quarters of his term as they were the beginning of the recession and are statistical outliers. I will also remove the first two quarters from Obama's tenure as they are also outliers.
Conclusion
The mean percent growth using 2005 dollars during Obama's tenure (excluding the outliers) is 2.4625%. The GDP has, on average, grown faster during Obama's tenure than it did during George Bush's.
25+ million unemployed or under employed Americans in 2011(bls.gov)
Notice: Data not available: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
From 09/09 to 09/11, the labor force has grown by 77,000. Unemployment rates hit their peak around that time, and have been falling ever since.
2.6 million fewer jobs(bls.gov)
Notice: Data not available: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
That does not appear to be the case. The president does not begin to implement their own policies until around September after the election year. So, from 09/09 to 09/11, a total of 1,234,000 jobs have been added.
4.2 trillion added to the debt in less than 3 years(U.S. Treasury Site)
Yes, from
"Debt By the Penny", it appears debt from Sept `09-Sept '11 has increased by about 3 trillion. However, under Bush, the debt increase from Sept `07 - Sept '09 is 2.779 trillion. That's a difference of of 7%. It is substantial, I would like to see it dropped, but it is not as jaw-dropping as your statistic would have you believe.
Downgrade of the U.S. credit rating(S&P)
There is nothing anyone can say to you about this. The S&P was very clear that the biggest reason our credit was downgraded was due to the hyper-partisanship displayed in Congress. The budget was also a major factor.
Rising Misery index 7.83 to 12.97
The United States Misery Index
Yeah, no ****, that's what happens when you inherit an economy in shambles. The misery index was at 11.4% during the last few months of the Bush administration.
38-41% JAR
I have no idea what this is. Sorry.
and well over 50-55% disapproval ratings(Gallup)
Yes, and from the Gallop Poll, Reagan was a 47% approval rating in his third year, only 6 percentage points above Obama. Who gives a damn? No wonder so many people disapprove when they listen to the nonsense you post.