The U.S debt at $15.4 trillion as Obama claims economic recovery

 Sahit Muja: Albanian Minerals, New York

Sahit Muja: The U.S debt at $15.4 trillion as Obama claims economic recovery.

It is hard to read this and not think that Obama is either delusional or detached from the realities. 

President Obama is totally out of his depth. He has no idea and no conviction how to fix the economy. He'll say whatever sounds best depending on which way the wind is blowing.

The class warfare is the name of his campaign in 2012. Unfortunately Americans are now caught in President Obama's political trap.

A shocking 50 million Americans live in poverty. That is 15 per cent of the population!The highest percentage in the developed world.

Economic recovery?

President Obama swore he would unite Washington and "Change" would come to America. He promised to unite the American people, bring unemployment down to 8% or less by the end of "year one" and that he would reduce the humongous deficit by half. President Obama is on track to add $5 trillion to the deficits in just four years..

The reality is that we are more divided as a country than ever and incredibly Obama the "uniter" uses class warfare.

The U.S. credit rating was downgraded for the first time ever.  We have 50 million people on food stamps and 15 million unemployed Americans.

America needs a reality check to stop buying into Obama and the left fantasy .

U.S. Manufacturing is eroding quicker than we realize . 

The left ideology rules the White House. Americans can't compete with the emerging nations with hands tied behind their backs.

Time and time again the only answer from President Obama is class warfare, more taxes and regulations and then turn to other countries for loans, goods and services.

The Obama administration is an inefficient organization which is destroying the ability to compete with the rest of the world by hamstringing its business community with taxes and absurd regulations.

We need a President that can accept pain to balance the budget now. We need less red tape, a stronger workforce, and a more efficient small government.

Sahit Muja

President and CEO

Albanian Minerals

New York