Why President Obama is the Most Representative American Personality type

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A True American
  Although many persons around the world recognize President Obama as the first black President of America, it is a completely false recognition. Recently when the American President visited Africa and stood besides African personalities, the visuals told another story. The president was much-much lighter in complexion than his African hosts who were truly Black. The truth is that the President is of mixed ancestry and not black. He has kinky hair from his black ancestors and this contributes to an impression sometimes that he might be black, but take a closer look at his skin tone and it is different. If he had straight hair he would have passed of as belonging to another part of the world.

A very large part of America is made up of white persons, many of European origin such as Anglo Saxon, Irish, Germans, Latin etc. A fairly significant percentage of the indigenous population is also black. Besides, there are immigrants into America from every other part of the world in different proportions. A small but historically important minority are the original Native American inhabitants. If an American President is a white or black person he would not truly represent all of the American personality types. If he is white as some whites, especially men, would prefer he would represent the majority personality type and perhaps could also be  representative of the domination of something sick in some human minds called racial domination but not the American type. Only persons who are mixed black and white would in personality terms be most representative of Americans as a whole and that is precisely what President Obama is. In addition, if he had just a touch or influence of Native American blood or other parts of the world particularly Asia he would be even more representative American personality type. It turns out that President Obama does have considerable Asian cultural influence, having spent some of his childhood there and also  a genetic Arab and Asian component widely prevalent in his East African ancestry. To top it all he also has a touch of the Native American. Obama's claims to native ancestry were made back in 1995, when his memoir, Dreams from My Father, was published where on pages 12 and 13 of the 2004 paperback edition; the President unequivocally asserts his Cherokee ancestry. Some of his ancestors even had that beaked nose.

A few hundred years down the line, if USA does not admit a lot of oriental immigrants, the majority of Americans would perhaps be mixed and many more would look like Barack Obama and a few rare ones would have a beaked nose too, long enough to get into the beer mug before the lips do :)

And do Americans know that George W, Bush and Barack Obama are cousins? What do Barack Obama, Thomas Jefferson, George W. Bush and the other past U.S. presidents have in common? Besides holding the coveted title of commander-in-chief, it appears that all of them but one are cousins.  The remarkable discovery was made by 12-year-old BridgeAnne d’Avignon, of Salinas, California, who created a ground-breaking family tree that connected 42 of 43 U.S. presidents to one common, and rather unexpected, ancestor: King John of England.
See:http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2183858/All-presidents-bar-directly-descended-medieval-English-king.html
Royal blue blood runs through his veins of European royalty and also perhaps that of African tribes, and while it is hidden in most, the dark skin tone of Barack Obama proudly displays it.
Note: Update in green added in July 2015

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