1. I can see how some leftists would believe something like this. We only need to turn to Affordable Healthcare Act for an example of him pandering to the conservatives (he neutered what could have been his biggest and longest lasting legacy as US President). So, yes, I can see how this functions as him appeasing conservatives.
2. This seemingly contradicts #1. I can see how it contradicts 1 and I can also see how it applies. I believe it is best represented with individual situations instead of making blanket statements like this. Sometimes, he panders to the left, sometimes, to the right. That's kind of what you'd expect a president to do.
3. This may be true. This may be true because of the information age and how it immortalizes everything you say. But I think part of the problem is he is broken so many promises that of course people are going to call him a liar. I feel that this criticism is coming more from the left.
4. This is a fact. This talking point is not disputable from either side.
http://www.thenation.com/article/179099/why-has-president-obama-deported-more-immigrants-any-president-us-history
5. I can see this criticism. In fact, this is one of my direct criticisms of Obama's presidency. He made big promises about our global wars and not only did he not stop them, he expanded our military conflicts. I do not see how anyone can dispute this talking about and be taken seriously. He won the Nobel Peace Prize...laughable. I bet you guys are regretting giving him that Peace Prize, eh?
6. This criticism is also true. Gitmo is probably one of the most shameful and obviously corrupt things we do as a country.
7. While this may be factually correct, there are mitigating factors that have contributed to Obama's atrocious spending record.
Read two opposing views on this point:
Obama is a liar and the biggest spender.
It was Bush's fault the budget is the way it is.
Obviously, now things are leaning a bit more towards the Forbes article than the recordpub article as spending has continued as a blistering pace under the Obama administration. I'd say that my position falls somewhere along the lines of "Obama directly lied about fixing the deficit" and "Obama is a corrupt president that said anything to get elected and impeachment proceedings should be undertaken."
I don't think he should be impeached but I think he lied so much, just to get votes, that he's pretty much not credible in the slightest, anymore.
8. This is partially true. Maybe he didn't implement the greatest oversight? See #1 and #2 for why both sides can argue it was to support the other (which I have seen). I think the truth is closer to incompetence than it is corruption.
9. This is partially true. It was the GOP's fault for butchering the ACA but it is also Obama's fault for not being a stronger president to get the healthcare reforms the US needed, wanted, and Obama promised. The blame is on both sides for this one.
10. Well, yeah, he kind of did/does because he is commander in chief and there's really no way he doesn't know what goes on. In fact, the is direct evidence that he's covering up some of the torture:
http://www.usnews.com/opinion/articles/2014/03/13/president-obamas-actions-support-cia-not-senate-in-torture-report-investigation
11. This is now my biggest complaint about Obama. He's taken a proverbial shit on the constitution with this point.
http://www.globalresearch.ca/intrusive-surveillance-obama-defends-nsa-spying-on-americans/5366314
12. This is also true. Here is a criticism from a generally leftist news site:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jeff-bachman/does-the-obama-administra_1_b_5339585.html
So I average 8.5 out of 12 (with some only counting as half) on that 12 point (as far as whether or not I agree with the points). I probably have a worse score with that list because I have complaints from the fiscal right and the social policies left. So I will tend to be harsher on Obama than others.