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EPISODE · May 17, 2010 · 12 MIN

A Concise Review of the Obama Legacy of Failure to Date, and a New Hope for America!

from The Unofficial Station of the Post Obama Nation! · host Morgan Stern

21 May 2010 Podcast - A Concise Review of the Obama Legacy of Failure to Date, and a New Hope for America! Barack H. Obama has failed in every aspect of his pseudo-presidency to date. His very election precipitated an unprecedented dive in the stock market, from which the world has yet to recover. Even the one object that might be counted as a success - his disasterous "Health Care Reform" - Obama himself has admitted to be a failure in its original purpose (to reduce the cost of health care.) B. H. Obama has even said he wants to veto parts of the bill he himself signed into "law!" Incredible! The opprtunity for Obama to end this chain of failure could be at hand, however, in the form of his own resignation. The growing mountain of evidence pointing to the unconstitutionality of his "presidency" may mercifully bring us a change. What if B.H. Obama was never even legally sworn into office? What then? You won't want to miss this podcast!

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