Students for Obama: 'Obama Doesn't Deserve Four More Years'

Students for Obama: 'Obama Doesn't Deserve Four More Years'


by Kurt Rand
4 Nov 2012, 3:36 AM PDT
biggovernment.com

Much to the chagrin of the Obama campaign, Studentsforobama.org is
not supporting Obama's reelection efforts. Instead, the site greets
visitors with a video message from a college student explaining why he
supported Obama in 2008 but is opposing him in 2012. The site is now a
project of Let Freedom Ring.

Studentsforobama.org issued this statement:

In the past four years, we have changed. We once supported President
Obama. Obama made many good promises. Obama seemed non-partisan and
willing to bring about change. He was charismatic. We were excited to
see what would come of his administration. Sadly, Obama has failed us,
instituting policies that have negatively affected us.

Because of this, Students For Obama has become Students No Longer For
Obama. We have awakened to the President's failures, and we feel that
it is time for a change. It's time to allow someone else a chance in
the Oval Office. Obama doesn't deserve four more years of reckless
behavior.

In an exclusive interview, John Cassil, a student activist heavily
involved with studentsforobama.org, stated, "Being on campus for the
last four years, I've seen student orientation take a turn from
liberal leaning to libertarian leaning, with political affiliations
more closely mirroring that of the Republican Party." A senior at
Clemson University majoring in management, John is troubled by the
foreign policy stances of the Obama administration. As John noted,
"our relationship with Israel has suffered greatly the last four years
which is why I've become actively involved with the Young Jewish
Conservatives and the Republican Jewish Coalition."

John's observations might not be unique to the Clemson University
campus. Numerous video testimonials of students no longer supporting
Obama appear on a related site.

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