WHAT A POEM SAYS ABOUT OBAMA

TOM BEATTY - SPOON RIVER:

... Life’s a gambler  Head and shoulders above us all.   

No mayor alive can close the house.  

And if you lose, you can squeal as you will;   

You’ll not get back your money.    

He makes the percentage hard to conquer;   

He stacks the cards to catch your weakness   

And not to meet your strength.   

And he gives you seventy years to play:   

For if you cannot win in seventy    

You cannot win at all.   

So, if you lose, get out of the room —   

Get out of the room when your time is up.   

It’s mean to sit and fumble the cards,   

And curse your losses, leaden-eyed,    

Whining to try and try.

OBAMA, THE FOUNDING FATHER'S GAVE THE PRESIDENT 4 YEARS.

FOR IF YOU CANNOT GOVERN WELL IN FOUR, YOU CANNOT GOVERN AT ALL.

IT'S MEAN TO FUMBLE YOUR SPEECHES, BLAME YOUR PREDECESSORS AND CURSE YOUR OPPONENTS, WHINING TO TRY AND TRY.

GET OUT OF THE ROOM. YOUR TIME IS UP.