Bazaar Daily News

25Oct

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My critical critique of Barack Obama

It's the year end, and, Barack Obama took to American airwaves last night via a press conference to talk about his own year and what he plans to do for the remainder of his time in office. Meanwhile, I took the liberty, of summing up my own critical critique of Obama's time in office as President of the United States. First: Obamacare As a dual national, I've been receiving healthcare alerts for largely the past month or so (give or take). Eventually, I decided to attempt to sign up on the healthcare marketplace, however, to no avail -- because I am "not fat" a "smoker" or not in dire of need of medical attention or a "life tragedy" I do not qualify for health insurance under Obama's terms. This program apparently "has signed up millions" and is the best thing to happen to Ameri...

Michelle Obama talks political office; her future, and whether or not she’ll run for President

All of which are a big no. In a speech in Florida this week, the former First Lady took to the stage to cheering crowds, for the first time since leaving office with her husband earlier this year. In the speech, Obama touched on everything from her own life to whether or not she'll run for President in the future. "It’s all well and good until you start running [for office], and then the knives come out. Politics is tough, and it’s hard on a family," she said, according to the Orlando Sentinel. "I wouldn’t ask my children to do this again because, when you run for higher office, it’s not just you, it’s your whole family."

Barack Obama to make first public appearance post-presidency in Chicago

The long awaited return of Barack Obama, is, officially here. According to The New York Times, Obama, is set to return to politics on Monday with an anticipated speech in Chicago. The speech kicks off a string of paid speeches and gigs across the country, as Obama, hopes to drum up a career post presidency. His underhanded silence on inauguration will come to a quick end over the next four weeks, as, his supporters in the United States desperately hope for the former US leader to come directly at Donald Trump over the asinine comments he's made recently. But that likely won't happen. The Times notes that friends of Obama have noted that "he believes there is only one President at a time".