What is it that identifies Ronald Reagan as the best and most accomplished President in the last hundred years?
His vision for the people of the United States, "a Citty upon a Hill, the eies of all people are uppon us;" (John Winthrop, 1630)
Franklin Roosevelt forfeit the appellation, the 'best,' by reversing the relationship between the people and their government, e.g., a government that supports its people.
It defies credulity that the American people could elect- twice- a counterfeit President, rife with lies and steeped in Leftist ideology.
In very fact, Barack Obama sees his constituency as thugs and rioters, envious of those who have made better life choices, and willing to steal as a way of life.
1. "It turns out, Barack Obama met with Ferguson protestors the day after Election Day.
2. .... militant acts might spill over into violence. “There’s a lot of anger out there,” Mr. Simmons said. “There’s nothing we can do to control that.” …About 50 organizations, including Mr. Simmons’s, have joined forces in a “Don’t Shoot Coalition,” and the level of planning is intense.
3. ...the protesters wanted to be peaceful, but they also wanted to rouse the community. “We’re also committed to having a very determined and a very — I’m choosing my words carefully — yes, militant,” ... “a militant nonviolent direct action.”… “we also definitely want everyone to know we’re committed to nonviolence. We want to disrupt. We want to make the comfortable uncomfortable.”
4. Some of the national leaders met with President Obama on Nov. 5 for a gathering that included a conversation about Ferguson. According to the Rev. Al Sharpton, who has appeared frequently in St. Louis with the Brown family and delivered a speech at Mr. Brown’s funeral, Mr. Obama “was concerned about Ferguson staying on course in terms of pursuing what it was that he knew we were advocating. He said he hopes that we’re doing all we can to keep peace.”
5. .... the president has seen fit to insert his misguided mitts into issues not fitting for the office of the presidency (such as the Henry Louis Gates affair) while being MIA for months when it comes to taking a stand against lawlessness raging in Ferguson.
6. ...Obama has a bone to pick with white America (and conservative blacks for that matter). He seems to thrive on issues that involve real or imagined unidirectional racial animosity.
If he can mangle a scenario to force the fit that whites-are-evil-and-blacks-are-innocent-victims narrative, he’ll do so. And if his words have negative consequences, so be it. Perhaps even all the better.
7. And so Obama saw fit to meet with Ferguson protestors to let them know he hopes they will stay on course while throwing in a gratuitous expression of hope they can keep the peace." Blog President to Ferguson protestors Stay on course
The lawless President telling lawless protestors to "stay on course," keep rioting!
Fitting for a community provocateur, but not for a President with a true vision of the American people.
His vision for the people of the United States, "a Citty upon a Hill, the eies of all people are uppon us;" (John Winthrop, 1630)
Franklin Roosevelt forfeit the appellation, the 'best,' by reversing the relationship between the people and their government, e.g., a government that supports its people.
It defies credulity that the American people could elect- twice- a counterfeit President, rife with lies and steeped in Leftist ideology.
In very fact, Barack Obama sees his constituency as thugs and rioters, envious of those who have made better life choices, and willing to steal as a way of life.
1. "It turns out, Barack Obama met with Ferguson protestors the day after Election Day.
2. .... militant acts might spill over into violence. “There’s a lot of anger out there,” Mr. Simmons said. “There’s nothing we can do to control that.” …About 50 organizations, including Mr. Simmons’s, have joined forces in a “Don’t Shoot Coalition,” and the level of planning is intense.
3. ...the protesters wanted to be peaceful, but they also wanted to rouse the community. “We’re also committed to having a very determined and a very — I’m choosing my words carefully — yes, militant,” ... “a militant nonviolent direct action.”… “we also definitely want everyone to know we’re committed to nonviolence. We want to disrupt. We want to make the comfortable uncomfortable.”
4. Some of the national leaders met with President Obama on Nov. 5 for a gathering that included a conversation about Ferguson. According to the Rev. Al Sharpton, who has appeared frequently in St. Louis with the Brown family and delivered a speech at Mr. Brown’s funeral, Mr. Obama “was concerned about Ferguson staying on course in terms of pursuing what it was that he knew we were advocating. He said he hopes that we’re doing all we can to keep peace.”
5. .... the president has seen fit to insert his misguided mitts into issues not fitting for the office of the presidency (such as the Henry Louis Gates affair) while being MIA for months when it comes to taking a stand against lawlessness raging in Ferguson.
6. ...Obama has a bone to pick with white America (and conservative blacks for that matter). He seems to thrive on issues that involve real or imagined unidirectional racial animosity.
If he can mangle a scenario to force the fit that whites-are-evil-and-blacks-are-innocent-victims narrative, he’ll do so. And if his words have negative consequences, so be it. Perhaps even all the better.
7. And so Obama saw fit to meet with Ferguson protestors to let them know he hopes they will stay on course while throwing in a gratuitous expression of hope they can keep the peace." Blog President to Ferguson protestors Stay on course
The lawless President telling lawless protestors to "stay on course," keep rioting!
Fitting for a community provocateur, but not for a President with a true vision of the American people.
