enigma; President Obama the good emperor and human behavior

enigma; President Obama the good emperor and human behavior

fiction
Edward w Pritchard

Pity anyone forced by circumstance to attempt to understand human behavior. A trillion-trillion atoms collided over a hundred million years to produce one mind and unusual circumstance bounces and sways the final outcome. A mind is a terrible thing to waste.

Watched President Obama talk and answer questions on what he will do in his final two years in office to prevent gridlock in Washington with the Republican majority.

Perhaps Michelle Obama should have answered a few questions on " has President Obama's behavior changed lately?"

What is the enigma of " President Obama the good Emperor and human behavior?"

Ten or twenty years from now President Obama and Michelle Obama will be sitting off somewhere having coffee, pretty much forgotten, like the two former Bush President's and wives, ex president Carter and wife and Bill Clinton and Hillary. Long after most of their influence has dried up and all books have been published and all highly paid speech giving tours have lapsed; will anyone one ask the ex-President his opinion on anything Important?

Will Michelle Obama understand her Husband after the whirlwind of Presidential office is long over?

President Obama came to Presidential office as a " breeze of fresh wind to American Politics" [1]. Where will the breeze take America in the next two years? As they said a few years ago the last time I was at Sunday preaching " Pray for the wisdom of our elected leaders."

Speaking of Michelle Obama, she is obviously an intelligent woman. We wonder now if anyone asks her opinion on anything anymore or if she has to spend her days walking on eggshells around Washington denying that a few eight hundred pound elephants are about the White House. I wonder what Michelle Obama thinks of Politics now? Someone should ask her " a mind is a terrible thing to waste."

Perhaps all Ex-emperor's say " Politics is a terrible business, I am sorry I learned it."
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[1]  " breeze of fresh wind " attributed ed Pritchard opinionated person.