Since January 2009, we have seen multiple examples of the “fundamental change” which had been promised by candidate Obama. Many believed the promises and believed that this change would be good. Others were convinced that what would come would not create a better America. In 2015, any objective observer should realize that what we have been dealt is unfortunately for the worse.

More people are on food stamps. More people have given up looking for work. Median household income is down. The national debt has almost doubled since 2009. President Obama failed to listen to his military advisers. The withdrawal from Iraq transformed a quite stable country to one subject to the brutality of ISIS (no “JV” squad). The IRS targeted conservative groups. The promises of the “Affordable” Care Act have been exposed as untruths. Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton responded to the inept handling of security in Benghazi and the death of four Americans there with, “What difference, at this point, does it make?”

Now, perhaps the biggest mistake of all has occurred -- the so-called “deal” with Iran, which has so many flaws that are poised to undermine the future security of the U.S. and our allies.

The promise: to keep Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons. How to do this? Anytime/anywhere inspections to detect any cheating by the world’s biggest state sponsor of terrorism where, as recently as March, supreme leader Ayatollah Khamenei publicly stated, “Of course, yes, death to America.”

The deal, announced with another round of “promises” by President Obama, has multiple major faults, but among them are the terms for inspections. No 24/7 unannounced inspections. Instead, after a “request” for inspection, Iran has up to at least 24 days to comply and provide access to the inspectors.

What a deal, for Iran, not America!