March 13, 2025 - Lionel Nation
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| If there's anything that America hates, it is a fraud. | |
| It's a lie. | |
| And the Obama illusion is no different how America was sold a fairy tale that's now falling apart. | |
| And we know it, and you know it, and I know it. | |
| You know, for years, Barack and Michelle Obama were the golden couple of the Democratic Party, sold to the world as the embodiment of success and charisma and political brilliance. | |
| But as time passes, the shine fades and what's left behind is a crumbling illusion. | |
| A fraudulent marriage, a botched legacy, and a presidency built more on style than substance. | |
| Obama was never the once-in-a-generation political genius the media made him out to be. | |
| Oh, no, no. | |
| In fact, his presidency was a series of failures wrapped up in glittery, glossy PR campaigns. | |
| And his so-called influence in today's political climate is nothing more than a shadow desperately clinging to relevance. | |
| As for Michelle, Don't get me started. | |
| She spent her entire public life trying to be Oprah, but will never quite escape the label of a second-rate political spouse who lucked into the limelight. | |
| The marriage. | |
| The marriage. | |
| That's a publicity stunt. | |
| For years, rumors have swirled about the true nature of Barack and Michelle's relationship. | |
| You know it. | |
| I know it. | |
| We all know it. | |
| Are they truly the loving power couple they portray in magazine covers and Netflix specials? | |
| Or is their marriage just another carefully constructive narrative designed to maintain their public image? | |
| Yes! | |
| Their chemistry has always felt more like a scripted TV romance than a genuine relationship. | |
| And the lies they may or must be covering up is incredible. | |
| And you know, many observers have noted that their interactions often seem forced and staged and artificial and plastic, routinized. | |
| Unlike other political couples who, despite ideological differences, share genuine warmth, the Obamas frequently appear to be business partners rather than life partners. | |
| We can tell. | |
| We're adults. | |
| Michelle's post-White House career has been... | |
| Instead of standing beside Barack in political battles, she's tried to forge an independent brand, one that mimics Oprah Winfrey's empire, but without the same mass appeal. | |
| From her best-selling memoirs that nobody read to her cooking and wellness ventures, Michelle seems far more interested in marketing herself than standing by the political legacy of her husband. | |
| Which is fine. | |
| Which is fine. | |
| But the question remains, if she truly believed in what Barack built, why is she so eager to distance herself from it? | |
| Maybe the gig's up. | |
| Maybe she's finally realizing, I'm going to be me. | |
| I gotta be me. | |
| I think Sammy Davis Jr. said it best. | |
| But anyway. | |
| Obama's presidency was a series of failures. | |
| Look, strip away the media praise and what's left of the Obama presidency. | |
| What? | |
| A weakened America, economic struggles, a foreign policy that emboldened America's enemies, and a domestic agenda that left everyday Americans worse off than before. | |
| Let me break down this mess for you, okay? | |
| First of all, let's talk about the economy. | |
| Smoke and mirrors, okay? | |
| Obama inherited a financial crisis, but his administration's response did little to actually solve America's long-term economic issues. | |
| The so-called economic recovery was sluggish, dependent on ballooning national debt and weak job growth. | |
| For all his talk of hope and change, he left office with a record number of Americans on food stamps, listen to me, and a stagnant middle class. | |
| Still struggling to afford basic necessities. | |
| You never hear about that, do you? | |
| Then there was Obamacare. | |
| A disaster from day one. | |
| His signature achievement, the Affordable Care Act. | |
| ACA was a disaster from its inception. | |
| Promises that you can keep your doctor turned out to be blatant lies. | |
| Premium skyrocketed. | |
| Healthcare choices dwindled. | |
| And Americans were forced. | |
| Into plans they neither wanted or could afford? | |
| Even Democrats have largely abandoned defending Obamacare, acknowledging once and for all that it did more harm than good. | |
| It was written by the insurance agency, our insurance industry. | |
| Kabam! | |
| And foreign policy? | |
| Embarrassment on the world stage. | |
| The Obama doctrine was essentially apologize for America and bow to foreign powers. | |
| His administration let China expand its influence unchecked, botch the withdrawal from Iraq, and let ISIS gain ground. | |
| He emboldened Iran, as people are saying now, with a ridiculous nuclear deal that handed billions to a rogue regime. | |
| His so-called red line in Syria was a joke signaling to enemies around that America under Obama was weak and indecisive. | |
| Thank God for President Trump now. | |
| And race relations, oh dear God, device of not healing, despite being elected as the first black president, a historic moment that should have united the country, Obama's presidency often deepened racial divisions. | |
| He played identity politics, siding against law enforcement, and encouraging resentment, and fueling, fueling movements that painted America as Irredeemably racist. | |
| Instead of fostering unity, he capitalized on division, leaving the country more polarized than ever. | |
| How do you like that so far, huh? | |
| And the Biden disaster? | |
| Oh my God! | |
| Obama's biggest failure. | |
| If Obama had any real political influence, he would have been able to shape a successor who carried on his legacy. | |
| Instead, his biggest political project. | |
| Propping up Joe Biden turned out into a complete disaster. | |
| Biden's presidency, arguably the worst in modern history, has been nothing but inflation, international embarrassment, and open borders. | |
| And guess what? | |
| Guess what? | |
| Obama backed him wholeheartedly, 100%, proving just how flawed his judgment really is. | |
| Obama had, listen, this is the most important, Obama had every opportunity to stop Biden from running, to push a different candidate forward. | |
| But he stood by too arrogant or too detached or too stupid to prevent what we now know was an inevitable train wreck. | |
| As the Biden administration crumbles, so does any illusion of Obama's political foresight. | |
| And you know what? | |
| The once revered political star is now a little more than a fallen icon. | |
| Unable to guide, I guess, this party out of chaos. | |
| And then there's Michelle and her Oprah delusion. | |
| While Barack Obama fails and flails in political relevance, Michelle O. Winfrey, I mean Obama, has been trying to carve out her own cultural empire. | |
| The problem? | |
| She's just not that interesting. | |
| Sure, she's got a fan base among suburban liberals and corporate media elites. | |
| But she lacks the charisma, the wisdom, and relatability that made Oprah Winfrey a true American success story. | |
| Michelle's post-White House career consists of book deals that nobody reads. | |
| You know what these are. | |
| These are payoffs. | |
| These are back-end deals. | |
| Netflix projects that feel more like self-indulgent vanity projects than meaningful contributions to public discourse and all that crap. | |
| She wants the fame. | |
| She wants the influence. | |
| She wants the adoration. | |
| But without the talent, without the effort or originality to actually earn it, her insistence that she has no interest in running for office is laughable. | |
| If she saw a realistic path to power, she would take it in a heartbeat. | |
| But even Democrats know that her appeal is limited and she would never, ever withstand real political scrutiny. | |
| She doesn't have it! | |
| Look, the myth has crumbled. | |
| The truth is, Obama was a media-created fantasy, a candidate carefully crafted to appear as the perfect leader for a progressive America. | |
| He was always more of an image than a reality, a polished speechmaker who never had the backbone or the competence to actually deliver on his promises. | |
| And Michelle? | |
| Oh, God. | |
| Just another self-important elite trying to extend her 15 minutes of fame beyond its expiration date. | |
| That is exactly what it is. | |
| And was. | |
| And as the Democratic Party scrambles to recover still from Biden's catastrophic presidency and Trump is triumphant, Obama's influence has all but evaporated. | |
| The myth of his brilliance is no longer enough to carry the weight. | |
| The idea that he was some kind of unifying figure has been exposed as a lie. | |
| And with Michelle floundering about in her attempt to be a cultural icon, the entire Obama brand is over. | |
| Done. | |
| The Trump factor, a stark contrast if I've ever seen one, compare this mess to Donald Trump. | |
| Love him or hate him. | |
| Trump actually got and gets things done. | |
| He cut taxes, secured the border, strengthened the economy, made America energy dependence, doing it right now, 50 days into it, and prioritizes law and order. | |
| He didn't bow to foreign dictators, won't do it, and won't sell Americans empty platitudes. | |
| He delivers real results. | |
| Obama's presidency was about appearances, veneer, looks. | |
| Trump's is about action. | |
| That's why Obama is fading into irrelevance, while Donald Trump's movement continues to shape American politics into the future. | |
| And we love him. | |
| The bottom line is this, my friends. | |
| Obama is over, and nobody cares. | |
| It's done. | |
| It's like Rosie O'Donnell. | |
| History will remember Obama not as a transformational leader, but as a media-manufactured celebrity whose presidency failed to deliver on its lofty promises. | |
| The Democratic Party has already moved past him. | |
| His legacy contaminated, tarnished by Biden's disasters and failures and his own political missteps. | |
| And Michelle? | |
| She'll continue selling books, maybe, and pretending to be a lifestyle guru or doing podcasts with her brother. | |
| Who knows? | |
| But she'll never be Oprah, never be president, and never be a truly influential figure in American life. | |
| The Obama era, listen to me, is over. | |
| The myth is shattered. | |
| And for most Americans, that's just fine. | |
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