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Politics : The Obama - Clinton Disaster -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: GROUND ZERO™ who wrote (103193)	8/26/2016 2:53:24 AM
From: Old Boothby	2 Recommendations Recommended By GROUND ZERO™ Vendit™ Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 103300

I completely agree. There are approximately 416 weeks in any 8-year period, which represents two presidential terms. If a team of honest historians were to research and compose a detailed biography of Barack Hussein Obama's fraudulent presidency, they would literally have to dissect and analyze each and every week to fairly and accurately include every horrible event that transpired. If the temporal granularity were any coarser than a 1-week timescale, most significant scandals would not be included. There were so many constant, ongoing, new, repetitive, and rare-event scandals that occurred and Obama was at the eye of each terrible cyclone. Each week's history would take several encyclopedic volumes to accurately reflect without missing any scandalous details. Literally thousands of very large books would be filled. The media, Congress, and the SCOTUS ignored 100 percent of Obama's scandals purely due to the race card, as Major General Vallely revealed years ago. A great innocence and purity about America was cast aside and lost forever as the world witnessed the rise of a horrible piece of ape $hit who masqueraded as a fraudulent dictator of the USA in the guise of "POTUS". The Obama Disaster has literally been the greatest calamity anyone alive has ever witnessed. I'm still shocked each morning when I wake up and realize what inhabits the WH. I'm not joking. To this day, it's still an unbelievable shock every morning, even though we are nearly eight years into this colossal catastrophe.