What in the world is that supposed to mean? I can't make any sense of the connection between "those of us who are in professional sports - being a great thing about America - and having (people who are struggling) a reminder of a lot more work to do." What in the world does that mean? What is great about sports professionals with struggling relatives in America? It makes no sense at all; just words/thoughts strung together that aren't related. He talks like someone high on drugs who thinks he is sounding profound or relevant. ---- And, why does he say "we" and "those of us" in professional sports? Why did he include himself? Since when did he become a sports professional?
The man is a master at making comments and speeches that are totally idiotic and confound anyone with a thinking mind, while the media and lemmings in America call him a great speaker and ignore the obvious stupidity of his nonsense.
Obama on His Term: ‘Three of the Toughest Years This Country Has Gone Through In My Lifetime’
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Gosh, it is all about him all the time.
Narcissist!
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“But one of the great things about America and one of the great things about those who are in professional sports is we’ve all got cousins, uncles, family members who are still struggling and are a reminder that we have a lot more work to do.””
How terrifying that that sentence came out of the mouth of the leader of the free world!
I too am puzzling about the “professional sports” comment. I rechecked the article to see if he was speaking to athletes, but no, I don’t see that he was.
So basically he’s saying that “One of the great things about America” is that our families “are still struggling.”
What? Is he now admitting he’s not on America’s side?