Well, "Bullhorn Barack" certainly ascended to leadership of this country with a questionable background and credentials.
His early years of schooling in an Indonesian maddrassa helped him develop a fondness for practitioners of Islam, and his affinity to his relatives, Indonesian half-sister, and Kenyan half-brothers also provide him with a sense of closeness and a fondness for members of other cultures instead of consigning him to the status of jingoist chauvinist non-cosmopolitan American.
And then, he was indoctrinated by his surrogate father, his mentor Mr. Frank Marshall Davis, a career communist member of Communist Party USA, as to how the world works from a communist perspective. I suspect that those lessons sank in. Of course, this "education " was compounded by his later exposure to the Alinsky outlook and antipathy to an ordered society, and a drive to take from the provident and give to the improvident in the good old Marxist tradition of "From each according to his abilities. To each according to his needs."
Bullhorn Barack practiced this technique as an Alinsky street organizer and activist engaged in developing racial antagonisms, and pitting people indoctrinated to believe they were entitled victimized folks, against the remainder of the community. Bullhorn Barack successfully extorted material goods and "respect" from the provident community as an alternative to their needing to cope with violence and disruption from the agitated aggrieved groups.
Now the empty suit, Obama, is proceeding with what he knows, securing transfers of material goods from one group to another with the process itself being a distraction from the malaise at hand. The underlying dynamics, the source of goods, productivity, and other factors in the economic vista are not within his ken.
The sense of affiliation with those to whom the goods is transfered, and alienation from the productive groups and the productive process is a crucial component of the putative "remedies" introduced under the aegis of the Obama regime.
After FDRs New Deal instituted similar tactics but as part of a more comprehensive understanding of economics, it developed that the New Deal was nevertheless ineffective at least on an immediate basis if the goal was to reduce unemployment and stimulate the economy. New Deal undertakings served to prolong the economic malaise with the unemployment rate never below 15% during FDRs first term. Will Bullhorn Barack's regime manifest the same achievement? Will Bullhorn Barack rally his followers and demonstrate his competency by also achieving a 15% unemployment rate as FDR did?
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