Whom God Has Blessed Let No Man Curse, describes Barack Obama's destiny to become president of the USA. The book outlines his political journey to the White House and addresses the challenges and obstacles he was able to overcome to get elected in 2008 and 2012. The premise of the book is that Barack Obama is a blessed man - not necessarily in the context used in the Christian religion - and was destined to be president. For these reasons his detractors, despite their ongoing effort to bring down the president, they have failed and will continue to fail in their effort.

President Obama's experience in overcoming adversities is a main theme of Whom God Has Blessed Let No Man Curse. This book shows that the challenges and obstacles he has faced and overcome during his childhood years and political career sometimes seem insurmountable and that he sometimes benefitted with help from unexpected sources. Overcoming these seemingly, insurmountable challenges and obstacles justify the idea that he was destined to become president.

A unique feature of Whom God Has Blessed Let No Man Curse is that it explains the extraordinary ability of President Obama to effectively deal with his detractors. No president before him has experienced the blatant disrespect as he has. He has been called a liar, called lazy, and called some derogatory names. He has been challenged about his place of birth, his religion, and his patriotism. He has been called a socialist, and an apologist to Muslim countries. Despite all this, he treats his detractors with respect and continues to perform his presidential duties with reasonable success.

As explained in Whom God Has Blessed Let No Man Curse, the difference between President Obama and his political rivals is that his character seems to be defined by Noble Eightfold Path - a Buddhist code of living that characterizes wisdom, ethical conduct, and mental discipline. This is why as the book demonstrates, he is able transcend the immature behavior of his detractors and to demonstrate superior character, integrity, and graciousness to his detractors.