[dirtboy]

Too funny, given that Mexico came into being after the United States.

Imagine if Bush or Palin had made such a major historical gaffe.

[Sherman Logan]

To be perfectly fair to Mr. Obama, not something I'm all that anxious to be, there existed "Mexicans" before Mexico was an independent country, just as there were "Americans" long before the US gained its freedom.

Heck, one of the words the "Aztecs" used to refer to themselves was "Mexica." Since, as everyone knows, the Aztec came from what is now the SW USA (and thus have an eternal right of return to and political control of their ancestral homeland), the president was quite correct historically.

[quantim]

For sure some Mexicans had wandered up long before any Kenyans got here, anyone tell him that?

[dragnet2]

Obama Says “Mexicans” Were Here Long Before the United States Was an Idea

What a supremely scary ignorant comment.

Obama has not the first clue here.

[Dick Bachert]

5. "Ridicule is man's most potent weapon. It is almost impossible to counteract ridicule. Also it infuriates the opposition, which then reacts to your advantage." Saul Alinsky, “Rules for Radicals” (Obozo’s playbook)

[Carry_Okie]

Too funny, given that Mexico came into being after the United States.

The left uses this bogus equation of Mexicans with North American Indian tribes to sell a sense of entitlement and grievance for the purpose of destabilizing the nation and instituting their police state of useless eaters suitable for extermination. In fact, the elitists want the conservatives and dependents to dispose of each other.

[Irish Eyes]

Sad bottom line to all of this is most of the electorate have no idea of history. This is especially true of the younger generation ( thank you public schools)

People will take obama’s word for it, count on it. We need a laugh at it and him campaign.