Here's a question for American readers (though others can chip-in with a response, if they want to)
President Obama has not let the recent downing of a passenger plane, with the loss of 298 innocent lives (see here http://bit.ly/1nFjCrj ) nor the crisis on America's southern border deter him from attending fund-raising events for the Democrat Party in the US.
So,
Is it better for Obama to continue fund-raising or should he be focused on matters of foreign or domestic importance?
Is it preferable that he doesn't meddle with the border crisis but rather lets Texas Governor, Rick Perry, deploy the National Guard to restore the border?
Is it desirable that he lets the ineffectual fool, John Kerry, go off on jaunts to far-off overseas places, rather than the President 'work' the phones?
Where do your sympathies lie?
I think that maybe America is best served by just letting Obama attend these dinners and events or go off on yet another vacation (140 days this year, by some accounts!) rather than getting into actually policy or foreign affairs. I mean, his first term was bad and his second is, unbelievably worse, so maybe the less 'presidenting' he does, the better.
President Obama has not let the recent downing of a passenger plane, with the loss of 298 innocent lives (see here http://bit.ly/1nFjCrj ) nor the crisis on America's southern border deter him from attending fund-raising events for the Democrat Party in the US.
So,
Is it better for Obama to continue fund-raising or should he be focused on matters of foreign or domestic importance?
Is it preferable that he doesn't meddle with the border crisis but rather lets Texas Governor, Rick Perry, deploy the National Guard to restore the border?
Is it desirable that he lets the ineffectual fool, John Kerry, go off on jaunts to far-off overseas places, rather than the President 'work' the phones?
Where do your sympathies lie?
I think that maybe America is best served by just letting Obama attend these dinners and events or go off on yet another vacation (140 days this year, by some accounts!) rather than getting into actually policy or foreign affairs. I mean, his first term was bad and his second is, unbelievably worse, so maybe the less 'presidenting' he does, the better.
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