If Donald Trump is angry, a man who just lives to make money, then maybe the right man for the job was actually voted in, well done Obama.

Well thank God for that. Had Romney won they would be bombing Iran next week.

Having seen how friends and ex-colleagues end up with virtually zero healthcare if they lose their jobs the fact "Obamacare" won't be being repealed is good for them. At least they will have some sort of cover.

From Twitter earlier:

"Stephen Hackett ‏@ismh Just gave my kids a kiss as they sleep. Thanks to healthcare reform, I can afford to insure them both, not just the one without cancer."

phew

Now Mitt Romney can go on his plane and ask to have his window open.

Obama had 4 years to turn round a mess that had been generations in the making. It was nowhere near enough time.

Cameron will be running this argument come the UK general election. Whisper it, but it may even get him a second stint as PM.

Balanced against £9k tuition fees? An end to EMA? Privatisation of the NHS? Cutting the 50p tax rate? Removing benefits from the most vulnerable? You really think so?

Cameron's only chance is that Ed Milliband is the only other option as PM at present....If Labour could find themselves a leader with just an ounce of charisma or personality and couple it with a few fresh ideas, then Cameron wouldn't stand a chance.

Cameron will not survive an election.

I think he just wants people to know he lays big bets (If you believe him! ) in a "I'm considerably richer than yow" tone. I see his losses are only double figures! Yeah right. FWIW I lost £10 on Shaun Lunt to win HS Trophy at OT @ 33/1 but we won so I couldn't give a toss! Congratulations to the American people!

Any leader that manages to get re-elected after being in power post 2008 must have done a half decent job. Its been a poisoned chalice of a job in the current economic climate.

Cameron isn't in the same class as Obama and Milliband has improved a fair bit over the last year. But Labour's lead in the polls doesn't look that solid given where we are in the electoral cycle. I think their Achilles Heel now isn't Milliband, its Ed Balls. If he's still Shadow Chancellor leading up to the general election he'll just remind people of the bad aspects of the Brown years and that Labour are just as capable as the Tories at being a nasty, lying unprincipled party.

Personally, I don't see Ed Milliband ever being PM - He simply doesn't have the neccessary X factor that is needed to convince the important '10%' that he can be their man.

The problem in this country is simple - Most folk are naturally Labour or Tory (with a small amount of odd folk who waste their vote on the small parties).....then there are a group of people, I'd guess about 10%, who are naturally Tory but, with the right sort of convincing, are prepared to give the 'other guy' a go if he seems a decent guy.

Tony Blair was a master at convincing this group of people and Milliband will need the same touch - Unfortunately, he has the charisma of a house brick.

The one thing that Cameron does have massively over Milliband is some semblence of personality, regardless of it being an upper class toff sort of one.....Come election time, especially during the TV debates, Milliband will be exposed pretty horribly as the unlikeable nerd he so obviously is.

Yes.

I saw the other Milliband on question time, last week i think it was, they certainly picked the wrong one.