Dinner Obama Thesis

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In his valedictory speech at the White House correspondents' Dinner Obama observed "Next year someone else will be here, and it's anyone guess who she will be"
Yes, the one who has been good at defaming people and spew such hatred does not deserve to be the president of United States. Americans are open-minded people with great ambition, so I find hard to envision Trump as a president, so she maybe in. Regardless of who comes next, America is great and will be as such for generations to come.......
(She was supporting the idea of providing the Syria indigenous fighters with weaponry that would change the battlefield).... Can she do that ?

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