You would think that the President's detractors and naysayers would have calmed down and their naysaying subsided by now and the reality of consistent and constructive actions by his administration to implement campaign promises would have by now been reasonably acknowledged. And that deserved recognition would have also included an in depth and honest evaluation of the Affordable Care Act and the good it provides the uninsured community. The recent rumblings and deranged accusations of him being a dictator because of his efforts to avert determined political stonewalling and disruption of a sound Presidential mandate by a majority of the U.S. voting public must mean something. It's time the volatile remarks cease and those opposing his policies make efforts to reasonably work out their differences.
You would think that all the discord and right wing cacophony would have caused deenergizing frustration at such a level that the President and his supporters would not have been able to get anything constructive done. But instead he continues on in the face of it even more determined to get things done through Executive Order if need be.
These challenges have only brought out the best in him. He has risen to the occasion with all the aplomb and fortitude which we expected from a man who fought one of the fiercest battles in modern political history to become the first Black man elected by a resectable margin to the US Presidency--top job in the country and the world.
The president has managed to place some dynamic de facto governmental initiatives in motion in his rallying for jobs as well as opening up the white house not only for social, cultural and political affairs, but the office of engagement is a golden example of this administrations determination to provide avenues for every citizens voice to be heard despite social standing and income.
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