Uncertain future for Obama

The talent for oratory led Barack Obama to beat Hillary Clinton in 2008 and prior to becoming president of the United States. There is no doubt about that. The question now is how long this same power of persuasion will be able to shield the President of the growth of the Republican party.

After four years, the party of former president George W. Bush regained control of the House of Representatives. This, with the failure of Democrats in the Senate, hinders the Obama administration. The opposition plans to review the project already approved the reform in the health system, which is the greatest achievement of the government, and stop future projects sent by the White House. 

So, the next two years will be very complicated for the president who was elected after injecting hope and patriotism in the heart of a divided country. And that was the main difference between Obama and Clinton. The projects of the New York senator and former first lady were similar to those of the senator from Illinois, but Clinton has always been more realistic, more direct. 

The so-called "Obamawave" that mobilized americans for Obama has turned into a real tsunami against the government. The president's approval falls every day, growing up on the opposition and dissatisfaction with the Democrats. The reelection of the first black president in U.S. history that is, for many, taken for granted, is threatened.If the political situation to stagnate or even worsen, the odds of Obama staying at the White House are minimal. 

In practice, 2011 is the last year of President Obama's administration since 2012 is the year of new elections. In every country of the presidential regime, the election year is used for more accountability and propaganda work, than for large administrative actions. 

                          

Until now, the Democrats did a great job. The president kept all their promises the way it was possible, even with daily wear and an intransigent opposition. The problem was the very highest quality of Obama: good speach. The dialogue with the people was lost, as well as the willingness of people to put aside emotions and to really understand what Obama said. In the elections and in government, many americans chose to understand what they want, not the truth. 

First, to think that Obama would solve all the problems of the world in two weeks and then to conclude that the President lied and that the U.S. has not "improved as promised" by government incompetence. Two things you can be sure: the Republicans are not an alternative to saving the current political moment and the old adage has never been so correct, if the game does not chance soon in favor of Barack Obama, the fish will die by the mouth. 

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