President Obama's legacy has been a debt-fueled recovery at home, and chaos overseas. A master of public presentation, he always sounded and looked more together than he ever was. The decisive moments of his presidency include the bail outs of the financial services industry and backdoor bail-outs to the world's central banks (including Canada's), implementing the flawed Obamacare health reforms, and the long war against America's enemies in order to keep the dollar afloat. Being half black was never the great accomplishment or landmark as some claimed: America has long had blacks in high levels of office and that has never changed the fundamentals relating to black social and family failure.