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When people tell me that our President has delivered his 7th State of the Union speech recently, I always correct their mistake and tell it was eighth, in fact. On February 24, 2009, the start of Barack Obama’s 2nd month in office, he made an extensive speech on then ongoing Great Recession crisis. He tried to show what his personal vision for a path out was and why it was aligned with a $787 billion stimulus law that was passed that same day. Also, Mr. President talked foreign politics on that same occasion.

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  3. He explained how well he will succeed in using diplomacy;
  4. That is confirmed by President himself.

He explained how well he will succeed in using diplomacy instead of Bush’s warmongering, strengthen old alliances and, all in all, spruce up US international image to a better one. He said: “living our values doesn’t make us weaker, it makes us safer and it makes us stronger.”

For me personally, 7 years later, all these is just a short summary of all the promises Mr. Obama failed to deliver to America’s doorstep. Roy Fowler

Even GOPers were approving of the path POTUS has undertaken then…at least of the rhetorics style, which he so Hollywood-esquely told it in.

All the great plans that could have made him a truly Reforming President
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All the great plans that could have made him a truly Reforming President, were not completed and so the 44th President of US will most likely remain an “intermediate” part of American history. That is confirmed by President himself, as he now constantly compares himself (unfavorably) to truly great US leaders, like Lincoln or Franklin Delano Roosevelt.

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  • He explained how well he will succeed in using diplomacy;
  • That is confirmed by President himself.

And I have to agree with him. And the funniest thing is probably that Obama still managed to accomplish pretty big steps during his Presidency. Such as the “Affordable Care Act” (Obamacare), or achieving some kind of ease of US image overseas. Anyways, the way those great Presidents Obama mentions himself has changed the country is a great comparison.

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Remember the Republican response to Obama’s speech that day? One of the most famous ones was Bobby Jindal’s reaction. He just buoyed the stimulus plan that was just approved by the Congress. Even tried to mock it up, while objecting to spending “140 million US dollars for something vaguely called Volcano Monitoring…”. The irony is that next month after his words, the Alaskan volcano erupted (just as Obama’s intentions did) and covered the state for days with thick, 60000-foot ash and smoke cloud…

For me personally, 7 years later, all these is just a short summary of all the promises Mr. Obama failed to deliver to America’s doorstep. Roy Fowler

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For me personally, 7 years later, all these is just a short summary of all the promises Mr. Obama failed to deliver to America’s doorstep. Roy Fowler

Like FDR, who was able to overcome the complete weakness of US federal government over private banks and financial sector in general, when dealing with the Great Depression. Or Lincoln, who held the bipartisan country together with a grip of a mountain grizzly bear.

Like FDR, who was able to overcome the complete weakness of US federal government over private banks and financial sector in general, when dealing with the Great Depression. Or Lincoln, who held the bipartisan country together with a grip of a mountain grizzly bear.

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La Aldea de San Nicolás acoge una masterclass que fusiona jazz, improvisación y músicas de vanguardia

La sesión didáctica “Camino Las Fuentes”, del artista palmero Christian Cabrera, se celebrará el viernes 25 de septiembre en el Centro Municipal de Cultura con entrada gratuita hasta completar aforo  La Aldea de San Nicolás acogerá el próximo viernes 25 de septiembre una sesión del ciclo de masterclass Mousiké, una propuesta que acerca al municipio diferentes experiencias formativas vinculadas a la música. La actividad estará protagonizada por el guitarrista, compositor y artista independiente de origen palmero Christian Cabrera y se desarrollará en el Centro Municipal de Cultura, en horario de 17:00 a 18:30 horas, con entrada gratuita hasta completar aforo. La masterclass, titulada “Camino Las Fuentes. Sesión didáctica”, permitirá conocer su propuesta musical, que combina la improvisación y el jazz con elementos de las músicas urbanas y de vanguardia contemporánea. Su estilo personal se caracteriza por la combinación de melodías cantábiles, pasajes rítmicos complejos e improvisaciones, integrando diferentes influencias del jazz y de la música contemporánea. Cabrera ha sido reconocido a título personal con el premio a ‘Mejor proyecto del año’ en el Festival Canarias Jazz Showroom mientras que su trabajo ha sido señalado como una de las propuestas más frescas y pioneras dentro del jazz hecho en Canarias. El concejal de Cultura del Ayuntamiento de La Aldea de San Nicolás, Víctor Juan Hernández, ha destacado que “es una satisfacción que nuestro municipio forme parte de este tipo de iniciativas que permiten acercar la formación musical a la ciudadanía y generar nuevos espacios de aprendizaje y encuentro en torno a la cultura”. Asimismo, ha señalado que “desde la Concejalía de Cultura continuamos trabajando para ofrecer una programación diversa que dé cabida tanto a las propuestas culturales dirigidas al público general como a aquellas que tienen un componente formativo”. La celebración de esta masterclass cuenta con la colaboración de la Consejería de Cultura del Cabildo de Gran Canaria, en el marco del ciclo Mousiké, que apuesta por la formación y la difusión de diferentes propuestas vinculadas al ámbito musical.