Thanks for finding some stuff.
1. Obama Care
Worse than nothing. Condemns us to another decade or two of disfunctional malaise. Insurance companies (totally parasitic) are thriving though.
2. Economy (it is improving despite Republican obstructionism)
There has not been another 2008 in spite of the underlying problems getting even more tightly wound. We'll see if he gives his sponsors in the financial industry a payout in his last year as did the last POTUS.
3. Libya (ousting of Qadafy)
More war. Great. Popularized social media PSYOPS targeting Americans. Continued same old 'color revolutions' with an even higher reliance on out-of-country mercenaries often enough with radical religion mixed in. Populations suffered accordingly. Worked in Libya, not so much in Syria. It's not without a risk of blow-back. Might be what we're seeing in Iraq now. New saying two years after Gaddafi: "Before we only had one Gaddafi, but now we have hundreds.”
5. stopping the Keystone pipeline (at least so far)
Oddly, I've never been strongly against pipelines (unless they are the basis for wars to control territory.) My liberal peers seem to get bent out of shape for silly reasons about them. Not sure why. If eminent domain is abused that is a different story in my mind, but I rarely see that as a complaint.
6. ending don't ask don't tell
7. ending the Bush tax cuts for high earners
8. ending the stupid Bush policy on restricting stem cell research
Agree, but I'm not terribly impressed with his performance on 7. It is true that I had to pay more than 0% on my long-term capital gains from Bitcoin this year due to a tiny change to the tax code which took 'him' five shorty years to implement. Boo-hoo for trust-fund brats (and successful Bitcoin long-term speculators.)
9. Improved America's standing in the world community
Debatable. No particular reason for it in the minds of anyone paying much attention. The U.S. found someone who could complete a sentence to lead the country. We rock!