As the forty fourth president of the United States, Barack Obama stands as a strangely controversial subject in any political debate; radical republicans are quick to judge him as a failure of a president, illegal, and a terrorist, while liberal minds follow a trend of considering him one of the best presidents in modern history. Regardless of how citizens perceive him, Obama widely influenced civil rights movements during both terms, advocating immigration, welfare, the rise of the middle class, and pro-choice ideologies. During his speech in Osawatomie, Kansas, his focus centered mainly on unity of the working and middle class, attempting to merge them together with the latter. Several of his key points include the necessity of uniting to