How will Obama's legacy be remembered? - UpFront

On January 20, President Barack Obama hands over the reins of power to President-elect Donald Trump.

Derek Chollet, former director at the National Security Council, spoke to UpFront about Obama's foreign policy decisions and his legacy.
"I think he will be missed," said Chollet, who was also assistant secretary of defense in Obama's administration. "As time goes on, there will be even greater appreciation here in the United States and around the world for many of President Obama's accomplishments in foreign policy."
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[VLorenzoStone]

What he should've said is, the alternative would've been more boots on the ground. With which, the American public would not stand another term.

[yassineijassin]

As a war criminal for his policy drones and for lying and breaking his promise to syrian people by drawing the red line.

[Pill-opnh]

the best President ever. none to replace him.
thank you Mr President Sir Barrack Obama ..

[joeypwns]

as one of the worst presidents in history of america

[robayussuf]

Intelligent wisest argumentized words for the public to have to see for long-term in the globe.

[englishman]

All presidents will be remembered for good traits and bad traits, but we shall see how history treats them.