Which is worst the Claim of Birtherism or the Claim of Just Lucky?


Many of us have heard some say over and over again that the president should never had been allowed to run because he was not born in the United States.  We have heard this for so long that many of us quickly ignore those who say that not because we do not wish to face the truth but because we are not insane enough to allow truth to be formed into a lie.  Now, one of my favorite people of Washington, Chris Matthews said on his show “Hardball” that it could be just the “luck of Obama” that is why this president is successful. 

Both of these ideas share one common thread.  That common thread is the illegitimacy of Barack Obama.  The birth conspiracy means that his parents had to foresee that he would be running for president in order to make sure he could win which means manipulating the announcement of his birth and paying to have a false birth certificate created.  The problem with the lucky argument is it assumes that this president does not possess the intelligence to outsmart his opposition.  It assumes that this president relies heavily on luck instead of skill.

This “lucky” issue should have been solved when this president not only won the presidency but won it again.  It should have been solved when he gave the order to take out the pirates to save Captain Phillips, it should have been solved when he killed Osama bin Laden and it surely should have been solved with the passing of the Affordable Care Law after many years of attempts.  Still we have a few who still cannot find a reason to support the fact that while others in Washington is playing checkers, this president is playing chess. 

I call your attention to the recent “lucky” situation where there were plenty of evidence to show that this president was pushing for the total release of Syria from their chemical weapons two years ago but the credit, for some unknown reason, is only applied to the seemingly of-the-cuff comment of John Kerry.  So where do we go with this doubting of this man?

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