The role of President is taking its toll |
I Bet He'll
Be Glad When
It's Over
Remember the young man who took office in 2008? He was so full of
energy. Filled with hope for our country, sparks seemed to fly off the man. His
beautiful wife and children, and the Man, proved to the world how great America
is. All Americans exulted in the historical moment President Obama's election
meant for the country and for the world. I don't know about all of you but for
the first time in a long time my chest stuck out and I raised my head to the
heavens thankful for the moment. God Bless America.
George W. Bush took a lot out of me. More than Bush, the
Republicans made me become defensive and ashamed for our nation. Who would ever
have thought the most beloved, revered and respected nation in the world would
invade another country, kill half a million innocent people for nothing, and
then brag about it.
It was mind staggering to ponder my beloved country had become the
biggest violator of the Geneva Conventions in the world. Day after day stories
and pictures appeared before me of tortured prisoners and murdered civilians.
Fellow Americans were torturing people to death!
When I protested, Republicans accused me of being unpatriotic.
Republicans made excuses for torture. I was ashamed of our nation and of the
Republican Party. They dragged all Americans into the dirt. The Republicans besmirched
all Americans.
When it became evident our Vice President and his buddies were
getting rich from the phony war and profiteering from death and mayhem I cried
out, and Republicans said I didn't love my country. When I said the war would
cause massive debt because it was put on a credit card for future children to
pay, the Republicans passed more tax cuts and exploded the debt even more.
The Republican Party uniformly demanded, "don't worry, we
promise, everything will be alright". They said they knew what they were
doing.
By the time President Obama had been elected it had become
apparent the Republicans didn't have a clue what they were doing. Still, in the
Presidential Campaign of 2012, Republicans tried to tell us we need to follow
them once again. Millions of Americans voted to put Republicans back in power
despite all the lessons learned from the Bush years. Voting against their own
best interests. So disgraceful.
Fight to the end. We are right! |
Mr. President, please remember your cause has been noticed. We
still believe in you. Though it will damage your health and your sanity dealing
with Republicans, keep up the fight. Your sacrifice will always be remembered.
Your time in history will always be revered.
Your cause, our cause is righteous and in the spirit of the great
American dream. With the ACA you have improved the lives of millions of
Americans in stark contrast to the previous administration. Your efforts have
contributed to the common good despite Republican efforts damage our country. God
bless you and keep up the good work. We are with you 'till the end.
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