>>To me he will reveal a powerful negociator feared (rightly so) by foreign heads of state<<
Unfortunately, nobody cares if he could negociate with you. Many of our enemies openly state that they would prefer he won. Do you think they wanted him to win for our well being?
>>but the result will be a return of the US as THE world's leader and the resulting halt for new emerging powers.<<
Unfortunately, convincing a bunch of fools that you will make for a "better" country does not make the US the world's leader. We would need a stronger economy for that.
>>That's why, to me, Obama will emerge as a new REAGAN "emperor".<<
Do you know who Reagan was or what values he had? If you're not misusing his good name you should explain what Obama values can be described with Reagan's name. And emperor? What the hell is that supposed to mean? He's the elected leader of a democratic republic for 4 years. Your use of the word emperor makes as much sense as your use of Reagan. Congratulations, you don't speak English very well and make no sense.
>>And no health insurance coverage or taxes will cast sufficient shadows on that.<<
Government expansion and increased taxes have an impact on the economy. The US will never retain its status as a world leader if it's ignorant people vote for morons who ruin the economy. So, depending on how the economy does, they could well cast shadows on Obama being seen as a great leader by any one at any point in the future.
>>He will not drill for oil, will not build nuclear plants, will not build coal burning plants, and will punish the existing coal burning plants.<<
He's openly stated that his policies would cause a large increase in energy prices. He sees this as a necessary cost of switching to alternative fuels (which do nothing for the environment, since no other nation on earth is stupid enough to elect leaders who will knowingly ruin their economy). But that's why his focus is on social and economic "justice," not prosperity. He'll give you more of some rich guy's weath, but not mention that his policies will inhibit wealth creation. It's not a secret. He's open about his views.
>>i am saying that for 800 billion you can get whole universal healthcare for 300 million people if you do it the german way.<<
The German way doesn't have all of the technology and advancements that the US offers. The German way leaves some people dead which the US system does not. The US system offers more options and better medicine.
>>well, thats totally ignoring the differences between the US and Germany what about the insane percent of Americans that are obese?<<
I'm not fat, so why would I care? In my country I'm not forced to pay for a fat guy's healthcare and he isn't forced to pay for mine. Do you have laws which dictate mandatory dieting and exercise for those who are "obese"? If you don't, those fat people in your country are being selfish!
>> but honestlly do you think an american needs twice as much healthcare money as a german?<<
I value my life. If I lived in Germany I would have died 7 years ago. I'd gladly pay 3 times the healthcare money you do if it kept me getting the BEST medicine in the world.
>>but first of all that would not change if your healthcare will be nationalized...<<
If you say company profits on advancements in their fields will not decrease with socialized healthcare then they won't decrease? You'll have to do better than that. Because it's not true.
>> could you explain of what you exactlly gona do to nationalize it?<<
Those of us who work are going to pay for the healthcare of all of those who don't. We only pay for a lot of them now; not all of them. It's a pretty simple concept.
>>why should those countries, maybe besides iran, do not be able to develop new technologies?<<
The why is exactly what we're talking about; we don't want to share the reasons they don't advance medicine as much/quickly as we do. Regardless of the "why," the simple fact is that they don't.