eagle1462010
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Yes, civil rights champions, you can admit Obama is a failed president
History will record Barack Obama as the first African American president of the United States of America. Some people want to quibble that hes not the first black president since his father was from Africa and his mother was from the USA. Get over it! The semantics do not matter.
If President Obama does not change his policies or his arrogance, which I doubt, history will also record him as the worst president, in terms of results, in American history. Historic federal spending, an un-recovered economy, blurred and ineffective foreign policy, a dependency nation, a health care disaster and a demotivated electorate are just a few of the historic descriptions that will be used to describe his presidency.
A historic triumph of getting to the White House is not enough to define ones presidency. It also takes results that will leave a positive impact on the nation.
Right now, its not looking too good. Those who have spent their lives committed to the struggle do not betray that commitment by acknowledging that this is the truth. Indeed, they honor it. We can do better than this.
History will record Barack Obama as the first African American president of the United States of America. Some people want to quibble that hes not the first black president since his father was from Africa and his mother was from the USA. Get over it! The semantics do not matter.
If President Obama does not change his policies or his arrogance, which I doubt, history will also record him as the worst president, in terms of results, in American history. Historic federal spending, an un-recovered economy, blurred and ineffective foreign policy, a dependency nation, a health care disaster and a demotivated electorate are just a few of the historic descriptions that will be used to describe his presidency.
A historic triumph of getting to the White House is not enough to define ones presidency. It also takes results that will leave a positive impact on the nation.
Right now, its not looking too good. Those who have spent their lives committed to the struggle do not betray that commitment by acknowledging that this is the truth. Indeed, they honor it. We can do better than this.