Yes, I know that, and as Obama said, there is a lot of work to be done. But Clinton made a great point, he said that nobody could fix the mess Obama was given in just four years. We've made lot's of progress, from loosing 800,000 jobs a month to gaining tens of thousands each month. I would prefer better job numbers, and I'm sure there would be if Congress had passed Obama's JOBS Act, but oh well.

I do not, and here are my reasons:
1) I believe his supposed economic views are the same cutting taxes and regulation policies that Bush used to start the recession in the first place.
2) I think his criticisms of Obama are false, and I simply prefer President Obama as a person over Mitt Romney.
3) I think he flip-flops too often. His stances when running for President are nearly the exact opposite of his stances as governor of Massachussetts.
4) The business record he is running on is a dismal one, and one which obviously does not qualify him for any office higher than CEO. I understand the goal of private equity firms is to make money, but I do not believe it is morally correct to hurt some works and their families in the process by laying them off. Though I will give him credit for some achievements such as Staples.
5) I also think his record as governor is very bad. Why his states debt may not have been entirely his fault, I do not believe he decreased it. Also, his state was 47th in job creation when he was governor, which is not really something to be proud of, and definitely not one which would qualify him for the Presidency.
6) I finally think he is out of touch with most Americans. He was born into great wealth, which I do not have any problem with. But does not understand the struggles average middle-class Americans go through. He doesn't understand how privlidged he is.

Capitalism with a few government regulations to protect consumers, etc.

I support a representitive democracy, like what we have in the United States, but of course with less corruption.

Overrall good. He came in with a horrible economy, loosing thousands of jobs a month, and now we're creating thousands of jobs a month. We ended the war in Iraq, got Bin Laden, are set to leave Afghanistan, and passed major necessary health care reform.

I prefer progressive taxes. If you make more, you pay more. If you make less, you pay less. Simple. Everybody has got to pay their fair share, not dodge taxes through endless loopholes.