Barack Obama Has An Advisement Issue

I have wrote down in my blogs and commentaries that while I am in the opposition Party I neverthless like Barack Obama personally. I think that he as a Harvard trained attorney and a good family man and is the type of guy I would love to go for pizza with and have a beer with and trade stories. He also is one of the few people I know of that endorses a policy of absolute inclusion, there is no way everybody does not get to participate because of race, gender or past illness. All of this makes Obama an upstanding and credible President however it does not put food on our tables, money in our pockets, gets us our jobs back, ends fighting, prevents the attacks or makes people in this country less anxious and pulled away from each other's throats. My family goes out to dinner once in a blue moon and has not gone on vacation in years. My theory is that as we suspected, when Obama came in as every person on the face of this earth knew he would, he did not have organizational experience and practically speaking, he was not as we say Presidential Timber. He brought in an administration that I believe is not on a level that suggests his advisement is working. It is failing. There is nothing wrong with Barack Obama being a symbolic and historically important President. No President we have ever had was an economist or a medical practitioner or the type of military or intelligence strategist that we could really use now all rolled into one. So unlike  many  Americans I do not blame Obama for all of our troubles. I suggest a review, not an independent prosceutor but a helpful review panel to make changes and re-vet those who have gone under the radar and do this quickly. Even as a life long Republican, I must say that if Obama had the right people behind him and our troubling issues were somewhat mitigated or solved, I would predict that he could win a second term. You know something, if he solved the economy and unemployment and healthcare and our defense against terror was strengthened by Obama and a more polished team, I would not be affected by his success as his political advisary.