President Obama Enrolls in Governor Scott Walker's Executive Leadership Course

The Liberal kook media formed a bogus narrative that President Obama was a great thinker/leader, and pushed it upon us constantly during the 2008 Presidential election, and still to this day.  However, what has been the reality?  President Obama talks in broad platitudes, lets others do the "heavy lifting," and then decides if/when to grasp the issue for the sake of credit, or punt it for the sake of politics.  President Obama is that office co-worker who is glad to help you out when the boss is looking, but abandons you the minute the boss leaves the room.  Obama is sure to make a status meeting touting great success, or conveniently miss a meeting to discuss struggles.  Obama is a lazy lazy lazy man who has likely never had to really work for anything on his resume.  How in the heck can a guy be the Editor of the Harvard Law Review yet not write a single article?  It is desperate times indeed for team Obama.  Fortunately, there is the Gov Scott Walker (R-WI) Leadership Course at the University of WI - Madison.  This course teaches inexperienced executives how to set goals and deliver on those goalsEven in the face of adversity.  Walker gives each student intensive one-on-one coaching sessions on how to rein in thug unions, bloated budgets, and absentee management.  Lets face it folks...  Obamaville is a big BUST.  Obama hasn't delivered on anything, except massive entitlement spending.  A new age of poverty.  Obama is in desperate need of executive coaching NOW if he is to have any shot of winning election next year.  Well, Obama has ZERO shot of winning reelection.  Unless the GOP nominate McCain 2.0?  Doh! 

 

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