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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: koan who wrote (987436)12/13/2016 1:22:58 PM
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Obama did not do the bad things Putin did and still does. Obama also did not return his country to a position of economic strength or to a sense of national confidence or a sense of wide spread unity or a sense of worth and pride in our principles. Obama did his best to appear unprovocational in the world, while the foreign entities where he could wield influence went up in flames.

Obama began with apologies regarding America's strength in the world. During his administration, his supporters and it's media made a point of claiming any success in America was not do to it's citizens hard work. Remember, "You did not build that." The outcome of all these years is Americans being afraid to express pride in who they are, the accomplishments of the nation, and the strength of America. America has been weakened and severely divided as a result.

That doesn't make Putin a good guy but with regards to leadership Putin led his people to a much better sense of self worth and accomplishment than Obama did. Just the facts jax.
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