In 2006, a relatively unknown U.S. senator named Barack Obama told an audience at the University of Nairobi, Kenya, that one of the most important values a government should foster is openness and integrity. “In the end, if the people cannot trust their government to do the job for which it exists — to protect them and to promote their common welfare — all else is lost,” Obama said. In 2007, as a candidate for president, he announced a plan to restore trust in government. “The American people want to trust in our government again,” he said. “We just need a government that will trust in us.” Throughout his presidency, Obama has repeatedly made a big deal out of restoring trust in government. And in June 2014, he declared, “Government is simply the name we give to the things we choose to do together.”
In a poll that was released on Saturday, 75 percent of respondents said they believe corruption is widespread in the government. This figure has increased from 66 percent in 2009.
obama doesn't know the definition of integrity and neither do his voters and supporters. Anyone who still supports obama is void of any integrity, morals and honesty. Just horrid nasty people who aren't worth a darn.
In a poll that was released on Saturday, 75 percent of respondents said they believe corruption is widespread in the government. This figure has increased from 66 percent in 2009.
ReplyDeleteGee, really? I'm surprised that it's that low.
I would like to know why the illegal Muslim from Kenya is still occupying the WH?
ReplyDeleteAt first glance of this post, the photo was just like one on their movie, "Dumb and Dumber".
ReplyDeleteLooks like a remake of Bill and Ted's excellant adventure!
ReplyDelete8 years later...and you just figured this out...???/
ReplyDeleteI have been slowly going broke since they have been in office.
ReplyDeleteobama doesn't know the definition of integrity and neither do his voters and supporters. Anyone who still supports obama is void of any integrity, morals and honesty. Just horrid nasty people who aren't worth a darn.
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