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President Persuasive Speech

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My spirit is grieved as I read the various post via these Social Media sites concerning our incoming and outgoing presidents. I am perplexed as to how the body of Christ can allow the smallest issues to divide us. Did we forget that we are many members but yet one body?? ONE people!! Many have used their platform to imply that some are wrong if they do not agree or stand with the newly elected President of the USA. Some say that the devil has left office and Jesus has returned to the white house. However many have beg to differ, myself included. In my opinion, there will NEVER be any one person in office that we all will agree with. Neither has there been a president elected that was favored by all Americans and this recent election and inauguration is no different. You …show more content…

Keep in mind that everybody does not favor the new or current for that matter, Pastors, Bishops, Apostles, appointed officials, your parents new spouse, your baby daddy/momma new girl/boyfriend and so on. Many unfavorable things had come forth concerning each person for stated. However, did or has it stopped them from their fulfilling their position? No. President Obama has/had flaws just as many of us (if you say you don’t then you are a LIAR.) Our newly elected President had and has flaws as well. Did it stop him from becoming our new leader of this great country? No

But to say the devil has left the White House and Jesus has returned is ludicrous!! How did you miss the good that President Obama (in spite of his flaws and being opposed his ENTIRE two terms by the opposing party) brought to this country? For example, Insurance for All, Ended the Recession, lowered the unemployment rate, and regulated the banks regarding credit cards and mortgages

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