Despite having awarded our First Black President* with two terms in office, the voting populace seems to be waking up to the disasters He and his radical Party have wrought on our beloved country. Does this represent a paradigm shift in the minds of the general public, or will racial guilt once again play a dominant role in our domestic politics? Will the 2016 elections finally allow us to look forward instead of backwards? I hope so.
*As a candidate in 2008, Barack Obama was a first term US Senator with no national experience whose policies and oratory skills were virtually identical to those of John Edwards, yet he received four times as many votes as Edwards in the primaries. Failure to acknowledge to acknowledge that his race was the deciding factor in his nomination and election as President is laughably myopic.
*As a candidate in 2008, Barack Obama was a first term US Senator with no national experience whose policies and oratory skills were virtually identical to those of John Edwards, yet he received four times as many votes as Edwards in the primaries. Failure to acknowledge to acknowledge that his race was the deciding factor in his nomination and election as President is laughably myopic.
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