2016 Obama's America

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[Captain Craig]

Grade: A-

The first half of this film really explores a type of psychological look at Obama and his perceived idea of his father vs when a sister drops by to tell him that pedestal image you have is wrong. Interspliced it covers how his mother remarried and the influences of other men that Obama had growing up through college. It talked of what is documented about those men and the political leanings they have and would impart on a young Barry.

The second half of the film then goes on to show the setup for how a seemingly nobody whose done nothing gets elected to POTUS. It then connects how an Obama led Democratic Party has governed and connects to those radical communist and marxist men in his formative years of 12-22. The film doesn't include it but the FORWARD slogan is plainly clear. The thread used in the film to tie it all together is anti-Colonialism which does look like an interesting missing link in the deconstruction of who Obama is.

I know in this instance propaganda is going to be an "in the eye of the beholder" unfortunately. Since the media did nothing in way of exploring who Obama was for '08 and any one who tried to do so was shouted down as "racist" with no justification this may be the only time people can analyze Obama.

The media thinks it wholly justified to look at other candidates going back to high school choices, to nit pick at any place in their life, but Obama, noooo that's not important at all. This film shows you just why it is important. His governing and the influences of his youth are not a coincidence.

Obama's goals and issues aren't abortion, gay rights, immigration or somthing else that too many in the electorate are going to get hung up on as 1-issue voters. As a member of the Democrat party he'll side with it sure. He'll gladly take their 1-vote issue and piggy-back that but they aren't seeing the whole picture. This film focus' in on the big picture.

Love him or Hate him, you don't know him is a very apropos tagline for the film. It would be nice if some liberals had the courage to view it though. I can and do view Michael Moore films and give him some credit where it's due. I doubt many liberals will do the same for this film though. They'll praise MMoore and attempt to dismiss this and trash or fear mongering when it's the most thorough expose on the man to date. If you sit around and wait for Wolf Blitzer or Rachel Maddow to tell you you'll be waiting awhile.

[utesfanami]

I consider myself an Independent, sometimes I lean to the left, or the right, and in ’08, I definitely leaned to the left. I was an avid supporter of Obama.

Four years later, I regret my vote, as I’m sure others have as well. I will still support Obama because he is the President, but I vehemently disagree with his idea of America. And he is not getting my vote again.

Hope & Change made me so excited back in 08. But now all I can hope for is a good change, a change that will lead America back to prosperity.

The movie I thought was very, uh, extreme in its ideas, but the fact that the evidence is there that someone could actually suggest Obama is purposely trying to weaken America speaks volumes about his record. This movie would have been made if there weren’t twenty-three million American’s out of work.

I have a hard time believing that Obama really is trying to hurt America, I just think he doesn’t know what he is doing. The country did need to move in a different direction after the Bush Administration. People were upset about the wars, and the national debt. But now things are all way worse. And Obama wasn't qualified to handle these problems.

A very interesting movie that lays out its theory very well, but keep in mind it’s made by a hardcore conservative. But if it's true . . . it's freaking scary.

B+

[CaptainJackSparrow]

A pretty good film, better than most of Michael Moores crap.