Mr. President, please retreat

“How Barack Obama Became Mr. Unpopular,” a piece written for Time
magazine by Michael Scherer at the beginning of the month, explained
exactly what it sounds like. With boldly exquisite style, Scherer
exposed chilling stories of the most fervent of President Obama’s
crusade for change that so many hypnotized Americans were willing to
blindly believe.

It’s not shocking that those affected the most by President Obama’s
slew of reckless policy decisions are the young, black and broke —
exactly the people who are hurt the most by a downtrodden economy, and
who should be benefiting the most from stimulus funds.

It’s easy for people like me to be critical of the president’s policies, even though I voted for the man. Irrespective, it’s absolutely heartbreaking to see those who believed in the president have their already humble existence exacerbated by the president’s abandonment of his political responsibilities.

Our nation was wooed by a man who is sophisticated, cosmopolitan and charismatic; whom Americans thought would give our nation the attention that it lacked. Existence for many Americans is so bleak that you would think Michael Scherer is talking about Eastern Europe.

Enough is enough. Mr. President, please abandon the welfare state you are trying to create, and return to the sound principles that have given this country a booming economy.

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