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The Psychology of a President
ChicoER Gate ^ | 2/11/11 | TobyPosted on Friday, February 11, 2011 11:46:23 AM by OneVikeHosted by imgur.com
In order to serve as President of these United States, one must have supreme confidence in one’s self. The question is, “When does that confidence cross into neurosis?
With increasing frequency, articles and editorials are beginning to appear, everywhere from the Boston Globe to the New York Times, denoting the expanding ego of Barrack Obama and his ever-expanding sense of autocracy.
A singular query that seems to be a common thread in the analysis of the stunning Democrat defeat last November is, “Will President Obama’s ego allow him to recognize and understand defeat and moderate his approach and policies, or will he continue in the same vein?”
The President’s misinterpretation of the results of his 2008 presidential election in conjunction with, or because of, his egocentric belief in himself has led to his decreased popularity and legislative failure thus far. Obama’s inherent inability to understand the ‘common’ man has had a direct effect on his ability to govern.
Obama and his administration wrongly assumed, based on the 2008 election returns, they had been given permission to govern as they pleased. Two years later, having accomplished little to nothing of a positive nature, they have yet to realize their error. Obama and his administration wrongly assumed the ‘Obama’ personality and presence would continue to carry the day as it did during his campaign.
Again, they have yet to realize the Obama personality is not enough. The President’s own response to the devastating loss in November is to deride the people for not understanding what he’s trying to do, and to endeavor to make better speeches to get his point across, that being we must all work together while he refuses to do so. Obama and his administration assumed they could ‘hit the ground running,’ and by doing so could pass desired legislation while his administration was still new. Once again, they misjudged the sentiment of the people, the current congressional climate, and their own abilities……………….
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