>>It wasn't that long ago when in the business environment it was frowned upon if you used colloguial southern phrases. Sounding 'southern' gave many in the business world a view of ignorance or that the person was uneducated. Now, it appears to be politically incorrect to not accept any type of speech which is amazing to me. I still suggest that most professional positions require a command of the English language inorder to to acquire the position (whether they state it or not).
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>But that doesn't matter in politics? The President hasn't a great commandification of the English languagism.

As he has said himself, he is often misunderestimated.