Amongst the people that disapprove of President Obama's policies are those that believe in free enterprise. They are looking at what he has done to attack the shareholders' and bondholders' private property concerning GM and Chrysler. They deplore the idea of being too soft in dealings and discussions with South Americans leaders that blatantly smear the United States. The heartily disagree with his stance on abortion the killing of the innocent.

Many people that disapprove of his performance hate his huge spending actions of approving to spend America into financial oblivion. Where is any basic business sense in that scenario? People that don't like him don't like a patty cake attitude towards how we handle terrorists. And they can't stand his action of signing to close the Guantanamo Bay detention facility. And Said Ali al-Shihri was a Guantanamo prisoner and now guess what? He is now the second in command in the Al Qaeda in Yemen. He was let lose on the world again after going through some mumbo-jumbo Saudi rehabilitation program. What? Like that was going to work. Can you really plan people with that opinion?

Other people that don't approve of President Obama are 60% of those 65 years of age or more because they don't like his stance on terrorism or the economy either. Many people and even some Democrats think that his ideas about great change are vague. A lot of people look at his so called qualifications to be President and still say his resume for the office is lacking.

Some people thought his political tactics were cheap. An example is the way he compared Ms. Clinton to Bush. Give people a break will you? He also pandered false dichotomies like change against experience and tried to say that judgment and experience have no relationship in so many words.

Think about the fact that he said he didn't like big government versus the big spending and big government policies he is pushing. He said in a speech that he didn't like meddling with the private sector but what has he really done? Consider the automobile industry.

People that believe in free enterprise don't like meddling in its progress and propping up banks that wasted people's money, which he continued to do after Bush started that baloney.

The Tea Party people probably don't like the fact that Obama said he wasn't even aware of their movement. Since it is a grass roots movement rooted in the best traditions of protesting high taxes or tariffs as they were historically called; it seems that the President would get aware of this movement. He is supposed to be the tax cut President. But some people against high taxes are fooled by his rhetoric because they realize that all of these social programs he wants to boost and start need money for funding, which will surprise! come from taxes.

Many people don't like him for many conservative and patriotic reasons and that isn't going to change.

Tristan Andrews is a freelance author who writes articles about Political Games and Obama.