Barack Obama and Donald Trump

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Barack Obama and Donald TrumpBarack Hussein Obama II was born on 4th of August 1961, and he is the 44th and the current president of the United States of America. He is also the first African American president and was born in Honolulu, Hawaii. He is a graduate of Columbia University and Harvard school of law. He has worked as an attorney of civil rights and has also taught constitutional law at Chicago University School of law. He represented Illinois State for three terms from 1992 to 2004 as the senator. Donald John Trump, on the other hand, was born on 14th June 1946, a business magnate, author, investor, television personality and he is currently vying for the seat of the president in the coming 2016 general elections. He has studied in Wharton school in the University of Pennsylvania and announced his presidential candidacy on 16th June 2015.
Trump is a kind of a celebrity who likes tweeting and draws much of his attention to athletes, media kingpins and comedians. Obama on the other hand also loves the world of celebrities. This is well explained by the fact that he is comfortable with musicians Jay Z and Beyoncé, he likes the Sweet sixteen on live television and also he is the LeBrone of the Teleprompter and he cannot choke on spotlights. They both view pop culture and the issue of presidency as joint thing which work together perfectly. Trump agreed with Obama when he said that he is a he knows more about important policies on certain issues than even his policy directors, that he can his speeches best than those who write them for him and that he is a better director of politics than his own political director.

Obama has quotes like you did not build that, at some point one has made enough money and that there is a time when no profit is needed is seen to contrast with Trump’s ideas that money is everything to him, he is never going to make enough and every time is profit time.
Currently Obama has stopped his pathologies endemic lectures about black communities but he is now focused on institutionalized bias. This brings the idea that he is tired with the talks about family preservation, education need, illegitimacy avoidance and abuse of drugs. Trump on the other hand is not concerned with legacy unfairness or institutional racism but rather he tells his audience that, concerning complex issues like trade and China they are the problem. Trump does not like omissions but Obama views racism, past genocide and imperialism as sins of the United States commission. Trump is heard invoking his own negotiating skills as a solution to the problems of the nation, Obama also said that his temperament, persona charm, religious heritage and willingness to talk were ingredients which could be depended upon in solving world’s problems where generations of diplomats and law makers had failed. This was during his campaigns.
Both Obama and Trump tend to think that whatever ideas they bring forth are the best since they view themselves as more important, intelligent than other people and that their abilities are so great that they cannot be compared with those of other people. They are also so full of themselves that most of the things they do it’s all about fulfilling their own personal needs and not those of others. But this trait somehow has seen Obama through his first term as the president and now the second term so they might be positive in a way.