Editor, Times-Union:
In October of 2008, a surprising young black politician proclaimed at a political rally, “We are five days away from fundamentally transforming America.” It would be years later that this nation would really understand what he meant! For eight years this charming, articulate character did almost nothing. Aside from a huge transfer of taxpayer money in a failed attempt to move toward universal healthcare, a government spending boondoggle which plagues our federal budget today, President Obama is not known as an impactful president. He was affectionately called “No Drama Obama,” but don’t be fooled.
In the eight years Obama served as our president, no other president had more of a lasting and impactful effect on the lower court system in our country. Unable to replace a deciding majority on the Supreme Court, Obama quietly worked to transform a great many of our lower courts to side with his progressive agenda. These courts are so radical that their rulings often defy the Constitution. Their rulings are eventually reversed by the U.S. Supreme Court but they don’t care, they are meant to delay, obstruct and harass the general order in our country. These courts are political arms of the Democrat Party and unfortunately will exist until they are forced out by the citizens of their state ... sometimes the Constitution frustrates me.
Now that we know the intentions of our former president Barrack Obama, can there be any doubt of who is calling the shots now? The geriatric who has worked 50 years to get to the oval office gladly plays the mouthpiece for the shadow government. His corrupt pay-for-play politics have graced the halls of our capital for years, but now have reached a level of treason. He has traded his persuasion and position as president of the United States to allow the invasion of this once-great country. The man we call president has forsaken our nation. He has allowed over 12 million people from over 120 nations to corrupt our sovereignty, to lay waste to what once was the greatest civilization in the history of the world. Welcome to the transformation.
Gerald Roach
Warsaw