Barack Obama, community organizer extraordinaire, had barely finished his first
senator term when he was elected to the White House to begin his eight-year
treason term. He justified his pro-Muslim approach by citing
errant tomes such as the Quaran in an attempt to
smear rotten republicans in his ongoing attempt to “transform America,” i.e., to
restate norm. This
meant roster changes at every level of government, so that neither
teamster nor SEIU member would be denied the benefits of left-wing incumbency. With a far greater interest in the Arab Street than the traditional
Roman Street of our intellectual predecessors, Obama would
remonstrate against all those opposed to remaking our once great nation into an extension of the Islamic Caliphate. Barry’s
tormentors, a cross-section of American patriots, would fight back with what the left called
mean retorts on Facebook, although many took to Twitter, a
streamer not quite as subject to left-wing censorship, at least at that time.
Now, when Donald Trump tweets the same torrent of invective that the left uses, he is subject to harsh criticism and threatened with legal action, as liberals attempt to rename torts by declaring anything actionable if it makes them “feel unsafe.”
Final summary of Obama’s legacy: I rate monster a zero on a scale of one to ten.