In Chapter Five of The Canary’s look at Obama’s origins, family and past, we looked at his relationship with his wife, Michelle. Now that midterm elections have occurred, we want to look at this relationship in light of the American people’s growing frustration with President Obama.
What role does Michelle play in sculpting Obama’s image? Is Obama unpopular because of her influence, or in spite of it?
So, it has happened! Republicans captured the Senate, secured governorships in states that nobody ever imagined could turn red and further expanded the majority in the House. Obama, to quote a New York Times headline “vowed to cooperate within limits,” and the new Senate Majority leader, Senator Mitch McConnell, also promised a “spirit of compromise.”
All of this, of course, sounds promising, but when something sounds too good to be true, it usually is!
Barack Hussein Obama Jr.’s last two years of his second term will, likely, become historic for all the wrong reasons: We will probably see
Alinsky was considered the ideological and tactical “father” of community organizing, and, indeed, developed much of his ideas on Chicago’s South Side, where Obama Jr. started his career as community organizer and, later, politician. It is unclear how much Obama knew about Saul Alinsky’s book “Rules for Radicals” when he initially moved to Chicago.
In Obama’s mind, only such an idealistic new world order that brings economic equality to a previously racially and economically divided world of haves and have-nots can make good for the past sins of slavery and capitalistic economic exploitation of the third world by colonial powers.”
Listening to the news, it’s hard not to reach the conclusion that the incompetence of the federal government is reaching new heights on an almost daily level. There is ample evidence that this is not just the +Democratic Party‘s problem. But whether it is more of a Democratic than #Republican issues is, of course, of importance.