"BARACK HUSSEIN OBAMA IS THE TRANSFORMATIONAL LEADER OF TODAY"

Barack Hussein Obama is the epitome of the American Dream that millions of people from all the nations, races, languages, cultures, religious faiths and backgrounds have pursued for centuries and they continued to pursue the American Dream till today. Barack Hussein Obama is also the major transformational leader of our 21st century human universe. He was born into an humble and relatively unknown beginnings in America coupled with his mixed parenting to become the President of the United States of America. in 2008

Barack Obama has made history and he continues to make history again and again before the whole world. He changed history in America by changing the America's presidential history. Barack Obama came from an unknown political setting to make history by defeating all the powerful Democratic Party establishment candidates to become the party's presidential candidate for the White House in 2008. Barack Obama made a bigger history in November 2008 when he became the first black person to win the presidency of the United States of America. Barack Obama made another history by inheriting the GOP dominated House that was politically hostile to him, the worst economic crisis in America since the Great Depression of the 1930s, a huge and unmanageable national debt of $12 trillion and a record breaking deficit. Barack Obama entered the White House facing close to 10% unemployment rate, millions of home foreclosures, collapsing Detroit automobile companies, the biggest Wall Street banks at the edge of financial collapse as well as the two expensive foreign wars in Iraq and Afganistan.

Barack Obama has now succeeded in addressing these issues despite the political opposition he faced in his first term in the White House from the GOP majority House members. The war in Iraq is history now and forever, the war in Afganistan is heavily scaled down and will become history in 2014. The national unemployment rate is down to 7.7% with over 5.6 million private sector jobs created in his first term in the White House. The America's troubled housing market is recovering slowly but progressively. Obamacare, which is a universal health care for all Americans is now officially the health care law of this nation. The Detroit automobiles are back to business in full swing as world's leaders in automobile manufacturing. The Wall Street banks are now making huge profits instead of huge losses and threats of bankruptcy. Barack Obama has saved the collapsing America's economy in his first term that was colorful, historical, challenging, eventful and difficult presidency.

Barack Obama made another history again on the night of November 6, 2012 when he was reelected back to the White House for his last term in the presidency of the United States of America. His reelection in 2012 has changed the traditional presidential political demographics in America. He won the presidency by winning the votes of the America's minorities (African-Americans, Latino-Americans, Asian-Americans, single women under 30 years and young Americans between the ages of 19 to 30 years). The next four years in the White House will see Barack Obama still working on the America's economy, creating more private sector jobs, reducing the huge national debt and deficit, introducing a national immigration reform bill and a national gun control and regulation bill. Barack Obama will also focus his presidential energy on making America an energy independent nation through the exploration of the various green energy sources in America today.

The various tasks that are ahead of Barack Obama's presidency in the White House are so huge and very challenging, but they are surmontable with the required political will that the American voters gave him on the night of November 6, 2012. No matter how his presidency ends, Barack Obama has joined the ranks of the America's most transformational presidents in the last 236 years of this nation's existence. America's future history, time and posterity will put Barack Obama one day in the future in his rightful place in the history of the American nation.