ANNANDALE, Va., Jan. 31, 2022 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Presidential candidates are known for making promises during campaigning. But how many of those promises are kept, once elected?
In "Report Card Obama-Biden Administration 2009-2017," by John E. Beaulieu, readers get a detailed examination of some of the campaign promises made by then-Senator Barack Obama and discover whether those promises were kept during his two terms as President of the United States.
"As I observed then-Senator Barack Obama make his initial efforts to become his party's nominee for the Presidency," Beaulieu said, "I heard innumerable campaign promises he made to American voters. Those promises and his eloquence in delivering them are what distinguished him from other candidates and ensured his victory – not once, but twice."
Beaulieu studied 600 randomly selected promises made during President Obama's initial electoral campaign and monitored whether they were fulfilled, as promised. He compiled the information and graded each promise on a pass/fail basis, resulting in a report card. His research reflects the exact wording of each promise, when and where it was made, cites applicable references, and provides the status of each promise, as it stood at the end of the Obama-Biden Administration's second term in office.
This book is Beaulieu's answer to his initial question: "Did the Obama-Biden Administration deliver on their campaign promises?"
"REPORT CARD OBAMA-BIDEN ADMINISTRATION 2009-2017"
By John E. Beaulieu
ISBN: 978-1-6632-2902-1
Available at iUniverse, Amazon and Barnes & Noble
About the author
John E. Beaulieu holds a bachelor's and Master of Science degree in Business Management from National Louis University, Chicago, Ill. Originally from Madawaska, Maine, he completed his initial studies in Quebec City and Montreal, Canada. After nearly three years in Qui Nhon, South Vietnam in the early 1970s, he pursued a military career at NATO's military headquarters in Belgium, followed by tours of duty in the Defense Attaché System in Zaire, Algeria, Niger and Haiti. He retired from the U.S. Army in 1989 as a Chief Warrant Officer and recipient of three Defense Superior Service Medals (DSSMs), a Bronze Star, Purple Heart and numerous other decorations and honorifics, such as Officer and Knight in the National Order of the Republic of Niger. Beaulieu then pursued a second career as a Department of the Navy civilian, specializing in Foreign Military Sales of the Navy's E-2C and E-2D Airborne Early Warning aircraft, on a world-wide basis. He is also a formally-trained pipe organist and choir director and has served as Director of Music at churches in Europe, Africa, and Northern Virginia. He retired from civil service in 2012, and lives in Annandale, Va., with his wife of 48 years, Wanda. They have one daughter, Michele, and four grandchildren. For more, visit: https://www.iuniverse.com/en/bookstore/bookdetails/835245-report-card-obama-biden-administration-2009-2017.
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