President Obama's stewardship of the nation? Or a Sinking Ship?

I think the analogy of a grounded ship and President Obama's stewardship of the nation was a proper one. one. And I also I think that the analogy of George Bush to a stupid Chimpanzee was a despicable one, but the people on the left never saw it that way. But like  many Democrats they only see what they want to see. They see only what suits their purpose  at the time.
Now, we move on: to President Obama.   
And My Opinion:
President Obama should not be immune to criticism, no American president ever was.  Should he be given a Free Pass only because he is our First African American president?  I would say certainly not. 
When will the blacks in America stop complaining, crying, whining, and moaning whenever he is criticized? And when will they hold his feet to the fire when he's wrong?  I'm afraid that the answer to both of those questions would be NEVER!


The liberal's and especially the blacks in America seem to want to sugar-coat everything this man says and does.  They will never admit to any of his failures.  But they seem to call every republican that dare to call this president on the carpet every slang name in their vocabulary.  George Bush is still being blamed for everything that Obama has done that has failed and they are so many, to many to list.   But you know them all and you know them well.
Is there  any doubt that the Democrats take the black vote for granted?  No there isn't but they don't see it that way, they just drink the kook-aide and follow.   Even Barack Obama told the Congressional Black Caucus, that they should "Stop whining!".
He told them loud and clear to “Take off your bedroom slippers. Put on your marching shoes,” he said, his voice rising as applause and cheers mounted. “Shake it off. Stop complainin’. Stop grumblin’. Stop cryin’. We are going to press on. We have work to do.” Yes he told them that in his best ghetto accent.   Funny isn't it how his tone and delivery changes when he addresses a black audience.  If a white person ever did that they would be asked to Step Down! 
 But the black  audience looked up to President Obama as if he was their Savior and yes, their Messiah, ready to follow his  institutions.
OK, I'm done here.