The Legacy of Obama: A Nation Divided, A Dream Deferred

There is nothing special about Obama, we know how he misruled and had taken out of focus the US to a level way below no other President's in history had ever sacrificed his own self-respect in the name of freedom of expression, words and thoughts. In the process the US has received a blow that it had never taken before. Except for a handful of Democrats, the Americans had made a big sacrifice and mistake in electing Obama as their President.

All patriotic Americans how much the Americans have given away since 2008. Addressing from the Hunter Biden's scandal beginning with the Democrats themselves and ending with the exit of Joe Biden from the 2024 elections. The American Dream has turned its back all over the world. A lot more of the unfinished work left from the days the Obamas had stayed in the White House, the Obamas have not respected the Americans nor the Office they were elected to.

We are in the midst of the American crisis the Obamas had left behind. By the time November 5th every American will realize Obabamas as the biggest mistake of their lives. Duly the Americans will be rewarded for something they did not realize doing when they were doing and for all the mess they created for themselves. Shame on the Obamas!

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