As to the question from New York Times regarding whether or not President Obama should resign over this oil spill fiasco; I admit that there definitely is enough frustration to go around, but "resignation" is completely unwarranted and undeserved.
We as a people crafted the government complexities that we currently have and must bear witness to the incredible measures that one of great power must endure in order to bring about change.
Yes, even the President of these United States must follow protocol and go through the appropriate checks and balances put in place. There are other forms of government that focus on immediate change and a complete upheaval of former administrations, but at the end of the day, they're probably in countries most USA citizens would rather not call home.
The oil spill is unprecedented, so several people, agencies and organizations are all dealing with a "first" ever catastrophe~I confidently believe all involved are doing what's humanly possible to plug the leak~God knows, better them than me as if I were to be called upon to do something, folks might never see clean shores again.
We as a people crafted the government complexities that we currently have and must bear witness to the incredible measures that one of great power must endure in order to bring about change.
Yes, even the President of these United States must follow protocol and go through the appropriate checks and balances put in place. There are other forms of government that focus on immediate change and a complete upheaval of former administrations, but at the end of the day, they're probably in countries most USA citizens would rather not call home.
The oil spill is unprecedented, so several people, agencies and organizations are all dealing with a "first" ever catastrophe~I confidently believe all involved are doing what's humanly possible to plug the leak~God knows, better them than me as if I were to be called upon to do something, folks might never see clean shores again.
