Did anyone one ever say that to you ? It's been used on me, and if you think about it, it's good advice.
It could be said, and yes I'm going to say it, both Politicians and voters alike should heed this warning. Making major decisions without due diligence, is both dangerous and sloppy.
Taking the role as President of the United States is a daunting, thankless task at best. Their are certain people in this world and this country, that think a global government is in order. one ruling power for the whole planet. Personally I don't see this happening, this is an enormous planet with hot spots everywhere.
It's just not feasible in my mind.
This brings me back to being President Of the United States. It's probably the closest we will ever get to a global government. We are the only Super Power nation in the world. the rest of the world looks to us in time of need. Japan is a good example. They are a very proud and self sufficent nation, and when they were dealt with a triple disaster this week, we offered our help and the accepted it. We have some monumental resourses at our beck and call and we were there to help.
As President of the United States, your phone can ring at 3 a.m. and there could be a big mess to handle, is our President up to the challenge ? (Heard that line before)? B.H.O. is halfway through his first term, not only do I think he's not up to the challenge, I honestly don't think he likes his job, that's not to say he won't run again, he will, he likes the power, not the job.
He recently told a large newspaper, "It would be easier to be president of China". I'm not sure that's an exact quote. He's right, he would have a Dictatorship where everyone would have to listen to him, or they could be beheaded. He doesn't have that luxury here in the U.S.
When B.H.O. was running for President of the only Super Power on the planet, I really don't think he knew what he was in for. First, he doesn't like the fact that we are a Super Power, yet he loves big government. Second , he does not want to be engaged in the day to day situations of being President. He doesn't like to make the big decisions, and that's scarey. In Foreign Relations, he shys away from issues like Libya and Egypt. If it's a photo opp, he's right there for it.
The oil crisis, where has he been up to last Friday.
The office of President of the United States is not a learn as you go position, Pres. Jimmy Carter proved that, I believe the temptation of power got the best of B.H.O.
This country is a big community to organize, and that's the only experience he has.
Yours in Liberty !
Bob Yeager
It could be said, and yes I'm going to say it, both Politicians and voters alike should heed this warning. Making major decisions without due diligence, is both dangerous and sloppy.
Taking the role as President of the United States is a daunting, thankless task at best. Their are certain people in this world and this country, that think a global government is in order. one ruling power for the whole planet. Personally I don't see this happening, this is an enormous planet with hot spots everywhere.
It's just not feasible in my mind.
This brings me back to being President Of the United States. It's probably the closest we will ever get to a global government. We are the only Super Power nation in the world. the rest of the world looks to us in time of need. Japan is a good example. They are a very proud and self sufficent nation, and when they were dealt with a triple disaster this week, we offered our help and the accepted it. We have some monumental resourses at our beck and call and we were there to help.
As President of the United States, your phone can ring at 3 a.m. and there could be a big mess to handle, is our President up to the challenge ? (Heard that line before)? B.H.O. is halfway through his first term, not only do I think he's not up to the challenge, I honestly don't think he likes his job, that's not to say he won't run again, he will, he likes the power, not the job.
He recently told a large newspaper, "It would be easier to be president of China". I'm not sure that's an exact quote. He's right, he would have a Dictatorship where everyone would have to listen to him, or they could be beheaded. He doesn't have that luxury here in the U.S.
When B.H.O. was running for President of the only Super Power on the planet, I really don't think he knew what he was in for. First, he doesn't like the fact that we are a Super Power, yet he loves big government. Second , he does not want to be engaged in the day to day situations of being President. He doesn't like to make the big decisions, and that's scarey. In Foreign Relations, he shys away from issues like Libya and Egypt. If it's a photo opp, he's right there for it.
The oil crisis, where has he been up to last Friday.
The office of President of the United States is not a learn as you go position, Pres. Jimmy Carter proved that, I believe the temptation of power got the best of B.H.O.
This country is a big community to organize, and that's the only experience he has.
Yours in Liberty !
Bob Yeager
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