The book talks about foreign policy as well. “Among the greatest disappointments to his followers was Obama’s refusal to roll back the expanding national security state that so egregiously encroached on American civil liberties.”

Stone claims that Obama didn’t deliver as promised. He called the last election as “felt like a kind of expiation for the sins of a nation whose reputation had been sullied, as we have shown throughout this book, by …. imperialism, militarism, nuclearism, environmental degradation and unbridled avarice.”

The book claims that Obama failed on Wall Street, civil liberties, health care, and foreign affairs. On health care, Stone tells news that “Obama’s failure to articulate a progressive vision was also apparent in the fight over health reform, which was to have been his signature initiative.”  He adds that “Obama’s health care reform effort, marked by the inability to even refute Republican charges of death panels, was so unpopular that it became an albatross around the necks of Democrats in the 2010 election.”

On civil liberties, Stone tells news that Obama’s “greatest disappointments to his followers was Obama’s refusal to roll back the expanding national security state that so egregiously encroached on American civil liberties.”

And on Afghanistan, Stone claims that Obama “Obama didn’t have the courage or integrity of a post-Cuban Missile Crisis John F. Kennedy. He settled on a 30,000-troop increase, giving the military leaders almost everything they wanted and more than they expected.”

But also spotted was a thirty-year old female voter. Just last week, new polls found that Obama, once sixteen percentage points ahead of Romney among likely female voters, is now two percentage points behind the former governor.

The Cheese Castle woman told the Star Tribune that she is tired of the candidates appearing throughout her state. So when her daughter asked her what was all the fuss was about, she told her “This is a battleground state. They’re trying to win it. [But] I just need some limburger cheese!”

Mike Nizza of the Daily wrote today “Barack Obama is now micro targeting undecided yet cheese-loving voters”. Nancy Leson of the Seattle Times retweeted “Barack Obama just Instagram’d a selection of cheeses. What more do undecided voters need.”

Biden apparently did not pick up any undecided voters during his cheese visit.  But he did pick up some 13 year old cheese, officials tell news.

Not only is Obama’s sixteen point lead among women gone, but Romney is now ahead among female voters. The AP-GFK Poll puts Romney at forty-seven percent of all voters compared to Obama’s forty-five percent, officials tell news. But the difference between the two candidates is within the margin of error.

But among women voters, the AP-GFK Poll now puts the two candidates at 47-47, compared to the sixteen point lead seen by the President just four weeks ago.

Additionally, the AP-GFK Poll found that fifty percent of voters expect the President to win, compared to fifty-five percent a month ago, officials tell news.

But ironically, on social issues, the race is not clear. Women put Obama as the favorite among women’s issues at fifty-five percent compared to Romney at only forty-one percent. Neither camp has yet to comment about the developments. Further polls are expected next week.

Trump added “The check will be given within one hour after he releases all of the records”. He further told news “he’ll be doing a great service for the country if he does this.”

Trump explained that “If he releases these records, it will end the question and indeed the anger of many Americans … they’ll know something about their president … their president will become transparent … like other presidents.”

“I thought…his talents are such that there’s no ceiling to what he could achieve – and that included becoming president of the United States,” Harvard professor Lawrence Tribe once told New York Magazine about Obama. “He’s the only student about whom I’ve ever had that thought.”

“He was not at all a high-profile student, not the sort of guy who is class president, who everyone says is going to have a future in politics,” Obama’s classmate Stuart Levi previously told the Daily News. “It’s funny – there are people like that from my class, but he wasn’t one of them.”

Months earlier, Trump had negative comments about Mitt Romney. “He’d buy companies. He’d close companies. He’d get rid of jobs. I’ve built a great company. My net worth is many times Mitt Romney.”

But since then, Trump has praised Romney. He told earlier this year “I have gotten to know him and he’s a terrific guy. I don’t know if he really comes out like he really is in person.” He added “He’s a warm, smart, tough cookie and that’s what this country needs. We need somebody that’s tough, that will stop China and OPEC and all these other nations from just ripping us up. And I think he can do it.”