So it is pointless to argue this with you. But I’ll make a deal with you. If in a year from today we don’t have a new president sat in the whitehouse I’ll come on here and post about how wrong I was.
I can only hope the conspiracy theorists would do the same if that isn’t how it goes down.
FRiend: Did you ever think that a president would use the power of his office to facilitate a deal with the Iranian regime that enables them to gain nuclear power status and, at the same time, grant them $150 billion dollars that they will surely use to promote terrorism and wreak havoc in the world? I don’t even know of any conspiracy theorists who would have envisioned something as wicked and inimical to our national interests as this “deal”.
The point is — the unthinkable does happen. I trust you would admit to that reality.
Maybe we will be lucky and he just moves on to continue his destruction of America through his “good offices” in another position of political influence (e.g., the United Nations).
From Obama’s viewpoint and past experience, it wouldn’t surprise me if he decided to stick around under false pretenses and work on his “unfinished business”. The American public is gullible and the Republican congress certainly would not stop him. I don’t see much strength and resolve in America these days.
Forgive me for revisiting our discussion, but another example of ‘the unthinkable’ occurring just happened yesterday: Obama announced his trip to communist Cuba. After his catastrophic Iranian “deal” one can only wonder what concessions he has in mind for his newfound Cuban “compatriots”.
Again, it would have been a stretch for even conspiracy theorists to predict seven years ago that an American president would legitimize the exact same dictatorial and ruthless regime that once allowed the emplacement of nuclear missiles aimed directly at our country. Fidel Castro was and still is an enemy of the United States.
Again, my point is that I would not be surprised by anything that Obama does. If anything, the “conspiracy theorists” have consistently underestimated him.