The Way I See It

I know some will see this as a way to diminish Trump. If it does, it's because of the successful portrayal of Barack Obama with all the qualities that make for an admirable human being. Need I say more. Don't forget that this man did the same job for Ronald Regan. This should be watched for the brilliant photos that captured the essence of the moment. It, for me, brought back memories of the ugliness of Sandy Hook and the killings in the Baptist church. It was very well done.

A picture is truly worth a thousand words. I cried for most of it, watching history unfold one frame at a time. The kindness, empathy and concern for others, the hope for a better future, sharing others pain during their toughest times in their lives was incredibly touching. A great reminder that those we vote into office can single handedly make or break a nation's future.

This is a great documentary that tells the side of Obama that we don't see. It is captivating, touching and effective.

From a 3rd party to view the presidency and go into the other side the public rarely know is the highlight of this documentary. Running a county like a business, making millions and million of dollars, jobs without mercy. Is that what American wants? Results proof everything. Obama makes a world a better place and win his co workers and Americans heart. What did Trump do for the past 4 years ? I just see a boss running a company and his workers hate him.

As a borderline atheist my reaction to this wonderful film shocks even me: I realize - in retrospect - that for eight too brief years we were a blessed nation.