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The blame for the circus that is this election cycle rests squarely on Obama's shoulders IMO. He's been such a polarizing, divisive, and ineffective leader.
You have no idea what you're even talking about. Obama's approval ratings are at an all-time high.
The blame for the circus that is this election cycle rests squarely on Obama's shoulders IMO. He's been such a polarizing, divisive, and ineffective leader that we end up with such wackiness in the election process because so much is at stake and we obviously need a new direction from what he's brought us.
I don't think that's the case. Is it his fault that a lot of Americans simply didn't want a black president to begin with?
The funny thing is that compared to the two current candidates, the Obama's were way better. Clinton and Trump are so damaged by all those scandals that I don't see how either one will be a good president.
The best thing would be for Americans to vote for an independent candidate, maybe one sponsored by decent, rational politicians of both parties.
Or to change the constitution to enable Obama to do a third term
The blame for the circus that is this election cycle rests squarely on Obama's shoulders IMO. He's been such a polarizing, divisive, and ineffective leader that we end up with such wackiness in the election process because so much is at stake and we obviously need a new direction from what he's brought us.
No, it rests squarely on the republican party who have so dumbed down their constituents via Fox News, Breitbart, Glen Beck, Infowars, etc.
Trump loves the uneducated, remember?
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