Barack Obama is fairly out and Donald Trump is fairly in
The title of this post is a paraphrase of what George Washington reportedly said to John Adams after he was sworn in as the second President. He then said “see which one of us will be happier.” When he said that last part he was inferring that he would be happier out of power than John Adams would be in power, somehow I do not think that is going to be the case this time around.
Of course the alt-left will say that Donald Trump is not fairly in and days before he even took office Maxine Waters called for his impeachment and I do not see this letting up any time soon. (Of course the alt-left is ignoring the fact that Hillary Clinton was not fairly in as the Democratic nominee in the first place.)
I have hopes for both men: I did not vote for Donald Trump but I hope he succeeds and is a good President who delivers on many of his promises, it is unrealistic to believe he will accomplish it all–especially if he tries to make spending cuts. Republican talk a good game during the elections but they rarely deliver, if at all.
I also hope that now that he is sworn in he will start acting more Presidential, especially with the Tweets. It is time for him to stop caring what Saturday Night Live does to him in their skits. He has much bigger issues to deal with and it astounds me he seems to care so much about this. It is time to stop being so thin-skinned.
My hope for Barack Obama? I hope that he is a big enough person to follow the lead of George Bush and other former Presidents by slipping into the background. I do not think that is going to be the case however, and I think that is evidenced by his unwillingness to say anything before today which would calm the protests which seem to be growing more violent by the day. He had a chance to calm all the “illegitimate” claims but if anything he added fuel to the fire.
Consider this an open thread…
malo periculosam libertatem quam quietum servitium
America's Watchtower 
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Thank you.
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You’re welcome.
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Unfortunately Obama, Lewis, and Waters have done a disservice to blacks. They have moved blacks to the back of the bus on societal advancement. Who would want to give any help to these politicans. They can not deal in facts. Lewis and Waters act as if they have been given a script to read ( I am sure the DNC and msm has been feeding them talking points). They keep rehashing information that has been disproven. How pathetic is that?As you said Obama needs to move on ( ironic since that is a progressive organization) , but I guess the black grievance industry will support him.
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Fifty percent unemployment in some black “communities” after eight years of Cairbama’s policies cause nary a ripple in their support of their plantation boss in chief. So why would these fools not support Lewis and Waters both of whom have done nothing but dig bigger holes term after term for their constituents, holes they can never hope to climb out of.
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Like Trump told them, they have nothing to lose in giving him a shot.
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They are not capable of doing that. Most live in segregated neighborhoods where their leaders keep them trapped. Just like in the Southern plantation system the slaves were controlled by an overseer. Lewis and Walters and the other political leaders are overseers for the DNC. What is even worse is the black voters are forced into a black majority district. There is no chance for competing ideas.
First step is eliminate the illegal 14th Amendment.
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In my opinion the 14th amendment has been expanded well beyond its intended purpose and at this point at least needs to be clarified because people do not understand why it was created in the first place.
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Luckily for Cairbama his many patrons will provide for him to take separate vacations from his lovely baboon, err…I mean wife.
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