My OperaObama's Failure
Wednesday, August 18, 2010 4:25:42 PM
Barrack Hussein Obama's failed presidency didn't take long to manifest itself. From his misguided handling of the U. S. economy, now in the throws of massive unemployment and economic uncertainty to his unfortunate unevenness in manipulating U. S. foreign policy, Obama has shown himself a leftist ideologue and neophyte causing allies and citizens concern and dismay.
As the economy plummets because of fears and uncertainty over new laws and taxes, companies hold on to their cash refraining from new hires and new investments. Thus the engine that drives the U. S. economy, capitalism, is in a state of retraction and protectionism until the outcome of the 2010 election and the return of the cavalry in the guise of the republican party. The hopes of the money class are that republicans can scrub up and change some of the recent legislation including health care and regulatory reform along with the extension of the Bush tax cuts for at least two years.
In foreign policy, Obama's left-ward surge with overtures to Venezuela, Cuba, Russia, and Iran and its disdain for the traditional allies like NATO and Japan as well as Israel, cause all to pause to try and understand where the U. S. is headed on the international front.
All of this causes traditional friends to take pause and traditional enemies to take heart. Only time will tell where this will end. The nation will get a glimpse in the upcoming 2010 elections.
As the economy plummets because of fears and uncertainty over new laws and taxes, companies hold on to their cash refraining from new hires and new investments. Thus the engine that drives the U. S. economy, capitalism, is in a state of retraction and protectionism until the outcome of the 2010 election and the return of the cavalry in the guise of the republican party. The hopes of the money class are that republicans can scrub up and change some of the recent legislation including health care and regulatory reform along with the extension of the Bush tax cuts for at least two years.
In foreign policy, Obama's left-ward surge with overtures to Venezuela, Cuba, Russia, and Iran and its disdain for the traditional allies like NATO and Japan as well as Israel, cause all to pause to try and understand where the U. S. is headed on the international front.
All of this causes traditional friends to take pause and traditional enemies to take heart. Only time will tell where this will end. The nation will get a glimpse in the upcoming 2010 elections.
