In 2008 a new President came to office. President Barak Obama a new hope for so many a face for a better America working for the average American. Or so many of us thought and believed. I was not among the believers. My trepidation about President Obama began with the dispute over his birth records. President Obama claims to have been born in Hawaii and can only produce a certificate of live birth. To many people this passes a birth certificate. However, being that I was born in Hawaii myself I know this to be untrue. Hawaii is a state that produces birth certificates (which state you were born in Hawaii and therefore a US Citizen) and certificates of live birth (which ultimately mean you were born). I have a birth certificate. How an elected official can gain office without his credentials being checked still blows my mind. It is part of the United States Constitution.
My second trepidation stems from his passport usage in the 1980s. In the 1980s US Citizens were not allowed to go to Pakistan. This is important because President Obama was there in the 1980s and if he couldn't use a US Passport what passport did he use. And since he used another passport that pretty much shows that he is not truly a native born citizen of the USA and therefore has illegally become President by a system that doesn't know how to verify the credentials of Presidential nominees before they get voted into office.
Things really get scary with President Obama in office with his policies in governing the United States. President Obama is pushing so hard for America to be just like Europe that it is costing America a fortune and pushing us even further into debt. He started with the increase in gas prices to attempt to get Americans to be more European and walk everywhere. Apparently Obama forgot that this is the US and we are bigger that Europe could ever hope to be so walking isn't really an option. We don't have any money to invest in a bullet train like they have in Europe so that again is out of the question. Then the icing on the cake President Obama decides to have "Obama Care". At first glance one might think finally I will be taken care of and have health insurance. But the cost of it does not out way the benefits. Again Obama Care is drafted from the Europeans.
However, America is so big the wait list to get an MRI would take years, the drugs that we have available to us would not be at our fingertips it could take months to get a prescription we needed because we weren't sick enough to receive the medication the first time around. Also, the working class would again be supporting those that choose to schmooze off the government as if they aren't bad enough lets give them health care too. Gee, I am a single mom trying to go to school, work and sure why not I want to pay for my health care and someone elses too.
I would love nothing better than for President Obama to not be re-elected in the 2012 election. At this point I could care less who is in the running for the presidential nominee spots. I would and will vote for anyone whose name is not Obama. America has always allowed its people to build their own money and pay their own way. I don't want to start changing it now just because some non native born President decides we should be more European. Its ridiculous.
I can add the third trepidation - Barak Obama's GPA and college records that have been sealed and have not been released to the public so far.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.eduinreview.com/blog/2008/10/barack-obamas-gpa-and-college-records/
It’s unclear how well he did as an undergraduate, although he was not a distinguished student. Obama refuses to release his transcript from his undergraduate years. According to an article in the Wall Street Journal, Obama was not well-known among classmates after he transferred to Columbia University from Occidental College in the early 1980s. The article quotes a former roommate who states that Obama’s performance improved after he stopped taking drugs (which Obama has admitted to openly). Since Obama did not graduate with honors, that means his GPA was between a 2.0 and a 3.3 — although, since he was admitted to Harvard Law School, it’s hard to imagine his GPA was much lower than a 3.3.