Wait for another shoe to drop

President Barack Obama's administration is stressing out knowledgeable Americans
when you consider the clumsiness of his operational skills. It's like putting him in the
cockpit of a sophisticated fighter jet when all the previous experiences he had was
running a lawn mower.

I don't know where to begin, because he and his chosen cabinet and staff have made
too many gaffs to list or remember.

Backing green energy financial failures like bankrupt Solyndra. The blunder of arms deals
 known as "Fast and Furious." Untethered NSA (National Security Agency).

Illegal targeting conservative organizations and companies to deny them tax exemptions.
Stonewalling the attempt to get answers about mishandling the Benghazi tragedy, or the
where about of lead principals of responsibility...the President and Secretary of State.
A five year pending promise to fix the problems with the Veterans Administration.
The legal prison break of 36000 illegal criminal immigrants by Obama's Department of
Homeland Security, to direct Immigration and Customs Enforcement to open the gates.
Obama's benevolence toward the Muslim Brotherhood.

And playing second banana to Vladimir Putin on the world stage.

Some of the above might not have happened, or occurring to a lesser degree, if the President
wasn't so detached, and exert so much effort and resources on his "Affordable Care Act."
It was put together by politicos who dismantled the medical profession in order to overhaul
it;  but it turns out they knew little about how to put it back into working order. Millions
 added to our over seventeen and a half trillion dollar debt have been wasted with cost
over-runs, by engaging foreign technologists in its chaotic implementation.

Wait for another shoe to drop is only a matter of time.

Postscript to the above:
No sooner ending my column when three more shoes were dropped.

Carelessly leaking the name of the CIA station chief in Kabul, Afghanistan. Bypassing
Congress and required 30 day notification law, releasing five of the most notorious
terrorists from Guantanamo, in a swap to free alleged deserter Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl.

By George Giftos

FREEDOM

If we don't accept responsibility for our freedoms and not discipline libertarian
tendencies,we the people will no longer be a government of the people.

Questions about our freedoms and security has arisen because the present
administration and its leader cannot be trusted. It has been proven by their
handling of the economy, the chaos in their meddling of health care, the divide
of classes and rise of racism under their watch; deterioration of our prestige
throughout the world and scandal ridden happenings. The NSA is under scrutiny
because of suspicion in how it is used.

Disrespect in utilizing freedom was the demise of great empires, collapsing
from within and laying prey to hostile, adversaries waiting to take their
place in history's cycles.

It is human nature to become complacent and take things for granted, thinking
as is will never end. Anything worth while saving needs maintenance.

To keep the nation safe it is necessary to have a sort of NSA, but with strict
over-sight from none political sources. Here is where responsibility and
discipline kick in, because prevention of subversity against the state supersedes
total privacy of the individual. Complete privacy is not one of the freedom in our
Constitution when it becomes a danger to our survival.

It is a menacing world that at times demands compromise in order to preserve
the complete picture of the idea of America.

Anyone abusing this preservation by miss using our options must be dealt with
severely, as well as those exposing our security to our adversaries under pretext
of doing service

George Giftos