Yeah, I think so. I am not interested in any sort of extremist arguments from either side. He has made some tough decisions along the way but I do not doubt his sincerity in making decisions which he thought were right for his country.
Unfortunately, I think he has been a victim of human behavior and this alarming phenomena which is now in existence of 'internet snowballing'. When it comes down to it, sadly, when large groups of people get together, what you find is that often the most wilful amongst them, including sociopaths, have a tendency to lead others like a herd.
Having established the rights of minority groups and particularly the LGBTQ, what we have witnessed in recent times is individuals within that group taking matters too far and becoming the one thing that the Law was supposed to safeguard against - extremists.
These extremists seemingly want to suppress all forms of conflicting morality and silence all who oppose them and their life styles.
I suppose the biggest clue was that individuals, after they suffered a loss in the election, responded by burning the national flag. This is a disgracefully unacceptable and almost unforgivable behavior. If you do not like the democratic system, to the extent of burning the flag and therefore spitting in the faces of all those brave American men and women who have laid down their lives defending their country and it's integrity, you have a choice ..... to leave.
What it demonstrates is that many of these individuals care less about their country and it's democratic system than they do about their own personal interests.
This is something that President Obama could surely not have envisaged and so it is hard to fault him in a situation where many of the people who he has supported have betrayed him by showing their true colors.
He was the first black president and that was one of the greatest achievements in American history.
I just can't help feeling that someone or something just wouldn't allow that ground to be reclaimed.
Yes, I do know what it is all about and I sincerely hope that Mr Trump will take heed of people who are able to analyse all of these events to ascertain what exactly has happened to the minutest detail for the greater good of the American people and ultimately for the good of all humanity.
The internet is now an exceptionally dangerous place. Anyone who is oblivious to the dangers needs to wake up to the reality right now.
Otherwise, Mr Obama has been a great ambassador for his country but he was always fighting a losing battle for reasons beyond his control and beyond most people's understanding.
imho.
p.s. don't just take my word for it, look around.