The AMA Reported Obamacare is a Success

On a side note, I've found a person I could really get behind as a Presidential Candidate...and he's....wait for it...a Democratic and a Centrist!

https://www.nytimes.com/2015/08/06/opinion/america-deserves-a-servant-leader.html?_r=0

"Too many of our political leaders are putting party before country, power before principle and cynicism before civility. The common purpose that created this great nation, which has united us in difficult moments, has gone missing.

...how can you be a genuine public servant if you belittle your fellow citizens and freeze out people who hold differing views?

Save for the most rabid partisans, most people don’t want one-party rule. They want Democrats and Republicans to work together. ...Our country deserves a candidate courageous enough to select a member of the other party as a running mate. Americans who are tired of politics as usual should demand a clear answer to a simple question from every candidate: What will you do to unite all of us?"

You're dang right we want winners. They get sprinkles.

No.

It's completely legitimate to evaluate politicians based on which criminals they asociated with, and in particular which criminals they hired and promoted. It speaks to their character and their judgement. And Chris Christie, Rand Paul, Scott Walker, and Jeb Bush all have issues with that. But Hillary Clinton not so much.

And Republicans spent $70 million of our money on an investigation of the Climtons based on pure guilt by association. Let's not forget that. And they found nothing on the Clintons. Let's not forget that either.

Here's some guilt by association for you...

On a more serious note, I'm not sure I would rate obama up at the level of a bad little league team. He may qualify, but I hold my opinion for another time.
On explaining to the grade schoolers, it's explained with clear and reality based information. That concept has never hurt American citizens in the past. If a person isn't able to meet up with expectations, then provide opportunities to acquire new or improved skills in order to meet those expectations. If the person for some reason is unable to acquire those skills, it's time to provide feedback, and offer options for different activities witt different expectations. Some folks just can't play baseball very well, but are excellent at football. No point in pretending otherwise. In any case, don't fill those folks full of BS about how capable they are when they do not demonstrate those capabilities. If that person refuses to acquire those skills, brush em off. They're not worth the investment of time, training or confidence. Being honest, direct and sincere is not harmful. It's worked for a long time. Try it. Reality tends to pay off better that fantasy.
Only a fool might think...."Hey, you. You can't really do what you're doing very well but I don't want to hurt your feelings, so I'll let you be the boss."

Oh don't get me started. Wait...it's too late:

So you are saying that this Josh Duggar person is bad because he is posing with all these politicians?

Ha!