There is a race war against Whites and a war against law enforcement and is being run from the White House.
Personally, I wouldn't want the a$$hole there but I believe that there was an expectation by some that a show of support for law enforcement at this pivotal time by a president that has shown such disdain for them might calm the waters a bit.
Needless to say the soetoro regime's main focus right now is to foment racial division and anti police sentiment and the streets need to explode as soon as possible, preferably before the new Congress is sworn in.
Let's not forget that he sent 3 members of the Just Us Dept as his personal representatives to Michael Brown's funeral, a thug punk that robbed a store, assaulted a man 1/3 his size then tried to kill a cop.
Let’s not forget that he sent 3 members of the Just Us Dept as his personal representatives to Michael Brown’s funeral, a thug punk that robbed a store, assaulted a man 1/3 his size then tried to kill a cop.
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Disgusting.
He has been encouraging racial division and disrespect for law enforcement since the beginning of his administration. I well remember the “beer summit” following the faux racial incident between the white Cambridge police officer and the black Harvard professor. He set the tone with that highly orchestrated event. Since then he uses every opportunity to subtly and overtly talk about oppression of minorities and white privelage.
If Obama attends the funerals, the press will make the ceremony about Obama, not the slain policemen. It will give Obama another public platform from which to spew carefully crafted sounbites for the media to regurgitate for several days. Let him stay in Hawaii, playing golf with his buddies, so the families can mourn and honor their dead with reverence instead of participating in the indecency of an Obama media event.
Obama had the potential to be a positive leader and use both his oratory skills and position to further progress in race relations. He consciously chose a different path. At this point in his career he is fully committed to his vision of the struggle, perpetuating of racial animosity for political power and financial benefit. The less we see of him, the better.