America would have been better served with President Hillary Clinton!

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/03/18/world/africa/18nations.html?hp

President Obama who seems to have been absent since the Protest for Democracy begun in the Middle East has damaged America’s credibility and our credibility is still hemorrhaging because of Obama’s continued timidity to deal with troubling “world affairs.” Thus far in this morass Secretary of State Clinton has not minced words and during her recent visit to Tunisia and Egypt she “deliberately called for the removal by force of Muammar Gaddafi and his regime.” She emphasized on Tuesday that “we” (the world) cannot allow Gaddafi to continue his brutal and bloody abuse of the Libyan people.

During all of this truly amazing moment in history, Obama is no where to been seen, and when he does surface it is usually followed by his continued incoherent and mangled position and words of a “weakling!”

Thanks to Mrs. Clinton and the Leaders of France and England, we have managed to forge a United Nations Resolution that authorizes any and all means in dealing with Gaddafi, save that of any foreign invasion of Libya, and rightly so!

I am on record of not supporting Obama during the run up to the 2008 Presidential Election. I supported Mrs. Clinton until Obama secured the Nomination. However, from the minute he won the election I have given him my support like so many others. Since becoming President I did not always agree with him on all that he has done, but I usually gave him the benefit of the doubt, and in the 2010 Mid-Term Election I gave him and the Democrats my unequivocal support.

However, his total mismanagement since the uprising in Egypt to this present moment, Obama has turned the most powerful nation in the world into a “frightened child,” metaphorically speaking. I do believe he is a good husband, father and in general, a decent person, but he is not “fit to lead this nation!” When our Leader allows our country to be trumped by France and England on decisiveness, because our President is afraid to risk his Presidency, he cannot be allowed a second term.

When President Mandela was challenged by his then Chief of Staff whereby she stated to him; “You are risking your Presidency!” President Mandela profoundly said; “the day I stop risking my Presidency for what is morally right, then, I am no longer fit to govern my nation.” Peace through strength is the only peace, for peace through weakness is so fragile and explosive that it blows up and scorches everything within its reach!

Sheriff G Ali