Thursday, May 10, 2012
I like kittens. But I'll dabble in politics.
This is the first and last political statement I will make about this
upcoming election: Obama is a great leader. He leads in ways that are
most effective, but in ways that politics is not a good platform for. A
book written in some century BC called "The Tao of Leadership"
describes exactly what Obama is doing. Furthermore, Sun Tsu's "Art of
War" also coincides with Obama's leadership style. It's
unfortunate that the media and the populous are only interested in a
type of leader who's always loud, interfering, and making quick, brash
decisions without thinking things through first. Americans want us to
lead as though we're venturing into the Wild West with no real
understanding of the terrain and limited resources. We need to begin
viewing this nation and our leadership from the perspective of
prosperity, which leads us to make slower and better decisions, more
skillful moves, and use as few resources to get the job done as
possible. If people ran their households the way they expect Obama to
run the country, they'd be killing their children for talking back to
them, going to the store and buying everything in the store, then coming
home and cooking all of it at once, and only cleaning when someone gets
hurt.
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