The TSA rollout of full body scanners came in 2010.

It did not start in 2006. R's did not control congress from 2001-2003 (It was a tie until Jeffords switched parties in 2001). Control of the house is interesting, because the republicans never had as much power as D's did in 2007, but a few votes difference doesn't really mean that much.

Can you definitively rule out the effects of policies from every year that D's had control of a larger portion of government over the last 30 years? Their are real issues with pinning in various deregulation, including the fact that overall regulation of the financial sector increased even as various specific rules were relaxed.

Be careful assigning blame to glass-steagall in particular. The actual effect of that rule was arguably to soften the blow of the crash rather than to cause it. The most diverse banks were the least affected.

Tax breaks for employers primarily.

At what point has a major point of tea party rallies been shoving religion down your throat? Individual supporters, yes. Because the tea party is a cross section of people who care about government size, it includes both social conservatives and social liberals.

The economic crash was not provably due to bush or rep policies, wishful thinking aside. Proving the effects of policies is sufficiently hard that I don't think it can be provably placed at any party's feet.

It paid back one loan with money from different government loans that it got at lower interest rate.

I can choose a different insurance company, or forgo it entirely, but Obamacare directly penalizes me for not having it and I can't switch governments.

He's a libertarian and pro-states rights. He happens to be pro-life, so thinks state governments should have laws against abortion (because it's murder), but nonetheless things the federal government shouldn't be involved.

Obama is not a right winger. He's left wing authoritarian. Before you dig up the study on right wing authoritarianism, note that the author did NOT use right and left wing in their normal political sense.

Except that Hitler was appointed, not voted, into power initially.