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More importantly to Africa, however, President Obama plans on imposing a more than $550 million cut on the tremendously successful PEPFAR. Since its inception during the Bush years, the programme has reduced the likelihood of HIV-related mortality by as much as 20% in Africa. With such a crippling setback to the programme, the Obama administration will effectively deny millions in the developing world access to relief medication.
However, in all fairness to Obama, his presidency has been dogged by excessive insubordination from congressional Republicans. Senate minority leader Mitch McConnell can even be quoted as saying the Republicans' foremost priority is to make sure Obama does not get reelected. But if Obama wins this November, Republican lawmakers will have no choice but to work with him since their goal would have gone the way of the dodo.

The writer glosses over help from a Republican Administration in the first paragraph, then has the audacity blame Congressional Republicans for Obamas denial of same in the second. Typical foreign libtard.

Using the word "insubordinate" to describe Congress sort of ticked me off as well (for obvious reasons).