Is there enough public interest in visiting the monument to the greatness of Barack to keep it afloat?
I've always thought Barack Obama was a race-hustling, egomaniacal, anti-American Communist and Islamist, and his actions and history have vindicated that belief. The media lauded him as the greatest orator in history, yet by the standards I taught my speech and debate students, he was mediocre at best. No Obama speech is remotely in the same league as those of Martin Luther King or Abraham Lincoln. He just didn’t have it in him, largely because he was entirely self-centered.
Obama was expert at self-promotion and self-aggrandizement, so much so that he was given a Nobel Peace Prize almost immediately after being elected for being Barack Obama. At least one member of the Nobel Committee that awarded that prize later admitted it was a stupid thing to do. As President of the Harvard Law Review, he did almost nothing, and only a single, 1990, unsigned article on abortion has been attributed to him. He obviously liked the title and prestige, but not the work. He could never explain to even his friends what he did as a “community organizer” in Chicago.
With that non-management background, it’s hardly surprising things have already taken a nosedive at his presidential library that isn’t.
Barack Obama is facing a fresh humiliation at his 'eyesore' presidential center with workers slamming the project's bosses and moving to unionize just months after it opened.
In a letter to colleagues this week, staff at the Chicago library said they were organizing a union due to the institute's 'increasing workloads' and benefit rollbacks.
Workers have grown frustrated with leadership at Obama's foundation after their concerns were met with 'vague responses,' according to the letter, first shared by the Chicago Sun-Times.
Issues with workloads and benefits have led to a 'high turnover rate' among employees, with many more 'continuing to leave (and) taking with them their institutional knowledge and expertise,' the letter claimed.
Workers say they were recently told that their healthcare costs would increase, promotions were suspended, and paid time off was reduced, despite also learning they would get no pay increases this winter.
Luke Gilday, an Obama Foundation employee and member of the union organizing committee, told the Sun-Times that workers decided to unionize because they 'don't even have a seat at the table.'
'What we’re hoping for, and really the reason why we’re forming our union, is just because we believe we should have a say in the decisions that are being made that impact all of our lives,' Gilday said.
Should anyone be surprised that the man who lied about Obamacare and so much else is stiffing the employees he’s depending upon to man his bizarre legacy? In building it, he operated like a standard Democrat:
The Obama center cost upwards of $850 million, far beyond its initial budget of $300 million. But just days before its grand opening in June, contractors alleged that they had not been paid for work on the building.
Several subcontractors claimed they were owed millions in past-due invoices, and African American Contractors Association president Omar Shareef said several workers told him they 'wished they had never done (the project).'
Here’s irony:
In the organizing committee's open letter, the group quoted directly from a letter Obama circulated during the 2016 presidential election, which called on workers to join unions across the nation.
'If I were looking for a good job that lets me build some security for my family, I’d join a union. If I saw a problem in my workplace, I’d organize my coworkers to do something about it,' the quote read.
That sounds like a community that needs organizing. And here’s more irony from The New York Post:
“Mr. and Mrs. Obama’s legacy is one of hope,” Gilday said. “It’s one of fairness, and it’s one of transparency … by forming our union, all we’re doing is living out that legacy.”
Obama seems to be fresh out of hope. An Obama Foundation spokesman stuck to the Party line:
“We are deeply committed to the fundamental right of workers to organize and make their voices heard,” a spokesperson told the Sun Times.
“As members of our staff explore union representation, we approach this process with immense gratitude for their contributions, deep respect for unions, and a sincere commitment to working collaboratively with our partners in labor,” they added.
What’s most likely happening is that after funding a $550 million cost overrun on the building, donors aren’t interested in ponying up another dime. What money is left is being siphoned off by Obama cronies, leaving barely enough to keep the doors open, breaking promises made to the staff foolish enough to believe in The Light Bringer.
Is there enough public interest in visiting the monument to the greatness of Barack to keep it afloat? Did I even need to ask that question?
https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2026/10/the-obama-death-star-is-out-of-hope/








