My School Report: What Can I Do To Help the President?

What Can I Do To Help the President?

I can think of nothing I can do to help Mr. "0" except give advice because I consider him fairly helpless. Since I am not a progressive, radical, revolutionary, communist, nor facist, but simply a Patriot who loves America and has sworn to support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic and to bear true faith and allegiance to it, I doubt that "0" will listen to me. In spite of my doubts, I will lay out some of what I would say if "you-know-where" ever freezes over, but that won't happen because "global warming" will keep the temperature too hot which will result in crop failures so we all starve unless we all drown because the icebergs melt... somebody slap me so I will stop. (I hate when I just keep rambling on.)

Don't be omnipresent. Every commander, supervisor, boss, etc., needs to be judiciously and selectively absent. The workers, the supervised, need time to do their jobs, time to be themselves, time to discover new things and ways, time to interact with their coworkers. People cannot be productive if the boss is constantly around. They have more important things to do than to be constantly worried about what the boss is going to say and do next.

You are so very tiresome. You have no clue how to lead. You do not give the people confidence that you can do the job. And you are proving the people correct.

You are acting as if you have no respect nor appreciation, nor even knowledge, of our Constitution. You treat it as a hindrance that must be circumvented.

During the campaign, you asked us to judge you by the people around you. You should repeat that request. Americans are doing that and more and more are realizing that they don't like what they are seeing and hearing.

You act more like a dictator that a presider. (Latin praesidēre to guard, preside over. -Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary) You are not guarding anything but your outdated policies of bigger government, nor presiding over anything. You are attempting to change America into something that only you and a minority of citizens want.

You act as if you are clueless about how small businesses function, probably because you are. All you have done is organize communities of people who wanted their share of the money you had been granted from the government (tax dollars) and gifts from special interest groups.

Don't take over the health care. This one-seventh of the economy would simply be plundered by big government just like Social Security and Medicare. In 20-40 years, if America lasts that long, the Health Care program will need to be reformed because we will be broke again or still broke.

Carry out your duties of keeping America safe from foreign and domestic enemies. Uphold the Constitution. Listen to the people. Honor your oath of office.

Video: Beck and Horowitz on radicals in the White House

David Horowitz: Do a google on him and decide for yourself. He is a '60 leftist radical turned conservative. Since 2006, has written three books (I have not read them.) that seem, based on titles and reviews, to counter the progressives and support the conservatives. But he extremely knowledgeable about the progressive radicals.

Winnable vs Unwinnable Wars

Why is it, that whenever the Dems or Progressives or Leftists or Peaceniks or whatever decade we are in, talk about war, they always raise the question, "is this a winnable war?" Every war America becomes involved in, including the ones in Iraq and Afghanistan, are winnable!
This concept has only come into vogue since the late 1960s. Korea was fought to a truce because the Chinese got involved and we decided to enter into the truce because we did not want to use atomic/nuclear weapons.
In the late '60s (Vietnam War), we had LBJ and his "Guns and Butter" (Google that phrase) concept. The Progressives wanted to transfer wealth and abandon the war against Communist expansion, so it became "unwinnable". But we eventually beat the Communists under Reagan, much to the chagrin of the Dems/Progs.
The First Gulf War was too short for the Dems/Progs to raise the issue of winnable/unwinnable.
Now that we have a Dem/Prog admin and legislature (even though the wars were going well under a Repub admin and Legislature in spite of the Dem/Prog opposition), the issue of a winnable/unwinnable war is once against being discussed.
We beat the Germans and Japanese and rebuilt Europe and Japan. I cannot be convinced that we cannot win whatever war we face.
We lose 35,000 people (mostly young and promising) to DUI accidents every year and we say and do very little about it. In contrast, we lose about 800 brave young men and women each year to hostilities and the anti-war crowd goes berserk. I am glad that they pay lip service to our heroes' sacrifice. I am not belittling the sacrifice of these young men and women nor of their families. I have been there: an Infantry Platoon Leader and Company Commander in Vietnam late June '67 to late June '68. I became a Commander during Tet-'68. I am just saying that we have the tendency to lose perspective. At least our heroes' deaths are for a purpose, a cause - freedom and offering the ability to choose to millions. These heroes decided that freedom and choice was worth the risk. One death offered to protect their loved ones' freedom, which flows from patriotism vs. four hundred deaths, inflicted by really bad judgment. We need to get a grip, get involved loving our veterans and our heroes' families and get the job done.

Sorry looks back

Most of us have read or heard this quote: "Sorry looks back; Worry looks around; Faith looks up." (Source unknown)
Does this mean the backward looking Obama administration is sorry?
Backward looking: blaming Bush; going after the CIA interrogators; looking to the failed policies of the facists, environmentalists, progressives, liberals, radicals, revolutionaries, the FDR New Deal, the LBJ "Guns and Butter" (see http://townhall.com/columnists/AlanReynolds/2003/12/18/what_guns_and_butter_means; also do your own search for "guns and butter"))