Obama Attacks Trump's Wall and 'Anti-Intellectualism' in Rutgers Speech
I try to remain calm and rational in these political debates but this is just another bridge too far. At the Rutgers commencement speech Obama insulted 40 percent of the country calling people who support trump ignorant. This president is the most divisive, dismissive, and despicable man ever to hold the office. His hubris is a bigger problem than global warming. As the leader of all Americans basically calling half the country too dumb to be involved in the political process is a cardinal sin. His ego knows no bounds. He is destroying any sense of normalcy in the country and in the election process. He has decided he is king and all,of his subjects are lesser intellects and lesser beings. He considers himself a god.
All this will play against him and his,party. He is oblivious to how this resonates with the American people. Commencement addresses were never meant to be political advocacy events, but Obama has broken that rule too. A captive audience unable to respond or even leave in order not to hear his propaganda. The country itself will not support a leader who discounts half the population, who disparages so many Americans. The elite media hounds trump for his comments about women, but Obama can insult half the country and nothing will come of it.
But the voters will have a long memory. They have had eight years of,his imperiousness. He will have united black, Latino, single moms, and white parents in their disgust for his bathroom edicts. They do not want their daughters showering with pretend girls. His utter disdain for American citizens will turn many against him and his,party. More hate and vitriol will emanate from his trap as his term gets closer to its end and he desperately seeks relevance. His conceit will produce more nuggets for election consumption and his true colors will be revealed even more brightly. Hopefully the nation will be able to recover from the virus Obama has infected us with and the aristocracy he seeks to establish will meet with a truly American fate.
I try to remain calm and rational in these political debates but this is just another bridge too far. At the Rutgers commencement speech Obama insulted 40 percent of the country calling people who support trump ignorant. This president is the most divisive, dismissive, and despicable man ever to hold the office. His hubris is a bigger problem than global warming. As the leader of all Americans basically calling half the country too dumb to be involved in the political process is a cardinal sin. His ego knows no bounds. He is destroying any sense of normalcy in the country and in the election process. He has decided he is king and all,of his subjects are lesser intellects and lesser beings. He considers himself a god.
All this will play against him and his,party. He is oblivious to how this resonates with the American people. Commencement addresses were never meant to be political advocacy events, but Obama has broken that rule too. A captive audience unable to respond or even leave in order not to hear his propaganda. The country itself will not support a leader who discounts half the population, who disparages so many Americans. The elite media hounds trump for his comments about women, but Obama can insult half the country and nothing will come of it.
But the voters will have a long memory. They have had eight years of,his imperiousness. He will have united black, Latino, single moms, and white parents in their disgust for his bathroom edicts. They do not want their daughters showering with pretend girls. His utter disdain for American citizens will turn many against him and his,party. More hate and vitriol will emanate from his trap as his term gets closer to its end and he desperately seeks relevance. His conceit will produce more nuggets for election consumption and his true colors will be revealed even more brightly. Hopefully the nation will be able to recover from the virus Obama has infected us with and the aristocracy he seeks to establish will meet with a truly American fate.
