President Obama: My project continues after my presidency

Why it is very important we elect a conservative President in 2016 to stop and reverse Barack Obama's radical progressive agenda.

During his recent remarks to Democratic donors in New York City, President Obama said that his "project" would continue after he leaves the White House.

"Now, I intend to get as much done in the next 22 months as possible.  As you’ve noticed, I've been pretty busy and I will continue to be.  And I'm hopeful that we may find some opportunities for collaboration with the Republican Congress -- for example, on trade.  Hopefully, on infrastructure.

"There may be some things where there’s some convergence.  But if we're going to deliver on the promise that’s there for all of us, then we're still going to need to realign our budgets to our values, and we're going to have to fight for priorities like immigration reform.

"And those battles are going to depend, in large part, on the continuing effort in the political arena.  And we've got to have strong candidates.

"But more importantly, we've got to have an engaged citizenry.  And that's why, despite the fact, as Michelle helpfully reminds me, I don't have another race to run and she’s pretty happy about that -- that's why I'm here this evening.

"And I know that's why you're here.  Because this is not a project that stops after a certain term in office, and it's not a project that stops after an election.  This is something that we have to sustain over the long term.

"And the values and ideals that I believe in are ones that I've never expected to realize just in one term or in one presidency.  In fact, I said that in Grant Park the day I was elected," President Obama said according a transcript provided by the White House.