Anyone who bought the president’s contrived “inspirational” message in the midst of his hopelessly flawed transformation of America, is doomed to vote in another equally hapless occupier of the Oval Office
Disjointed malarkey, hopping from one train of thought (if you could call it that) to another, avoiding national security threats to focus on a nonexistent one (climate change), the president spun a fairy tale of epic proportions in his final (thank the Lord) State of the Union address.
Dancing to his own tune, Obama sidestepped the vacuous policies of his last seven years, once more attempting to lay blame for the economic non-recovery and fatuous foreign non-policy on the previous administration. What he proved was an inability to get a handle on reality by living in the world of unending campaigning, which left him with no alternative but to foist his appalling world vision on America for 15 more years. As if he hasn’t done enough damage in his two terms. Obama then called forth Americans to look to the “next frontier,” which only brought to mind Star Trek reruns that must have inspired Obama’s science fiction rambling.