We
are five years into the Obama Presidency. So how have things improved?
In
2008 our economy nearly crashed just a month and a half before the election
which pretty much ensured Obama’s victory in the election.
Obama
promised that if the congress would pass his stimulus package, he’d sign it on
Presidents Day in 2009, less than one month following his inauguration. The
House, the Senate and the White House were all controlled by Democrats. One day
after President’s Day, Obama flew out to Colorado and signed the stimulus bill.
As
predicted unemployment soared to 10.2%. As predicted the stimulus failed. The
stimulus money went to Democrat favored groups, such as the unions. Remember
the cash for clunkers? It cost the country $24,000 per clunker. Another
failure. Even now, nearly five years later, we are still languishing in the
slowest recovery in history. Unemployment has now dropped to 7.2% largely
because those on unemployment have run out of benefits, which takes them out of
the numbers.
Next
we had the health care fight. It passed the Democrat controlled House but when
it got to the Senate it was about to die. Senator Ted Kennedy had died and was
being replaced by Scott Brown a Republican who ran as the 41st vote
against health care which would stop it. But the Democrat controlled Senate had
a plan. They could pass the House health care plan if they made no changes to
it. That’s exactly what they did. National Health Care was now forced on the
people despite 65% of the American people being against it.
This
was another failure. First, it’s not bi-partisan which used to be so important
to Democrats. Second, changes have been made by the President during the past
three years. Illegal changes. In addition, waivers were granted to select
Democrat groups. Now that it’s time to implement it, the websites don’t even
work. Another failure. Obamacare was supposed to lower premiums. Failure. They
said that under Obamacare you could keep your insurance if you wanted. What
they didn’t tell you (although it was predicted by Republicans) was that
employers would lower hours for employees so that they didn’t have to provide
health care. So much for keeping your insurance if you want it. Another
failure.
Congress
is exempt from the health care law, in fact, they are being subsidized by the
American people’s tax money for their heath care if they go to Obamacare.
Another failure.
Remember
the transparent government promised by Obama? Last year we find out that the
IRS is targeting Tea Party Groups, and Republicans. Another illegal activity
taking place under Obama’s nose. Failure.
The
NSA is spying on Americans and now even foreign governments are complaining
because they are finding out that the NSA was spying on them. I expect spying
on foreign governments, but we don’t expect to get caught on such a large
scale. Another failure. What does the government say? They want a whistleblower
arrested because it’s “his fault”. Not the governments fault for hiring him.
Not the governments fault for spying on their own citizens. It’s Snowden’s
fault. Another failure.
Then
there is Benghazi. Our governments failure to protect and to even go so far as
to cover up information about the attack. Susan Rice went on television and
blamed it on a video that nobody had seen. The maker of the video was jailed.
Susan Rice is promoted. Another failure.
There
is a case to be made for impeachment of President Obama. Do we really want Joe Biden as our president
though?
Obama
has not yet completed his first year of his second term and the failures are
mounting up. What do we hear about who’s running for President next time?
Hillary Clinton. Clinton was involved in Benghazi, not to mention Hillarycare
in the 90’s which failed. Not to mention the 900 FBI files in in the 90’s. Not
to mention enabling her husband, then the president, who was diddling with an
intern as well as others. Do we really want another failure in four years when
it’s time to make a change?
There
is only one way to describe this presidency. FAILURE.
You’re
welcome to comment.
Brett
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