Posted on 05/10/2015 12:31:34 PM PDT by Nachum
Iowa Rep. Steve King took President Obama to task Saturday, blaming him for the conditions that caused civil unrest in Baltimore and Ferguson.
“President Obama has consistently driven wedges between people. And he perceives a difference on race, maybe on ethnicity, well yes on ethnicity, sexual orientation—wedge after wedge after wedge. I didn’t really imagine they were going to drive a wedge between the law and law-breakers,” King told reporters at the South Carolina Freedom Summit in Greenville.
King cited the example of Obama’s “Beer Summit” early in his first term with Cambridge, Mass., police Sgt. James Crowley and Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates, Jr.
No riots were caused by Obama’s intervention in the Cambridge dispute, but King said the seeds were being planted.
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The Joan Rivers of Politique.. Barack ‘JustSayin’ Obama
Absolutely true! BO is giddy with joy. He can’t stop smiling. His plan for the USA is realized.
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Rep. Steve King is 100% right. He’s a genuine Patriot and an unwavering Christian who cherishes the Constitution’s Biblical foundation.
Is there any doubt at all that Karl Marx himself would proudly donned the robe and cap of the Klan? His like-minded apostle, Robert KKK Byrd, certainly did!
It was clear, AT THAT MOMENT, that the president really did want to get racial hatred going full steam, FOR SURE.
His HOPE is to continue to CHANGE America.
The protesters in Greensboro back in 1979 would not agree.
The Klan can speak for themselves.
Their position on communism is widely available on the net.
The KKK is opposed to liberty. Marxism opposes liberty. QED, the Klan is a Marxist outfit. Any display of anti-communism on behalf of the Ku Klux Klan is merely a false flag operation.
I'm thinking Charlie Manson & Helter Skelter, but this sob might pull it off.
See this FR thread. The NR source I used to cite is 404ed.
the quote is by Karenna Gore and it's about the 2000 post-election day dispute. It sure seemed to me that the Dems were ready to spark race riots -- which IMO the MSM employees would have used to demand that Bush concede and bow to the "will of the people" (a phrase often included in MSM reports on the election dispute).
"He [Al Gore] said, 'We have to do what's best for the country, and it is not good for the country to have this kind of divisiveness.' And he was on the phone, really calling off the dogs. There were people who wanted to fan the … the flames of the racial issue and have real unrest. And he was on the phone asking them not to, because of what was best for the country not because of what was best for him politically. And that's really who he is."
Where was Barack H. Obama that night?
He didn’t imagine they would drive a wedge between law and law breakers? That is what the pos white hut occupier is all about in order to cause chaos and bring about martial law.
Frequent Fox News guest blames Obama for Mississippi shooting: ‘Obama started this war on police’
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/3288344/posts
...the sheriff of Milwaukee County... blamed the killing on President Barack Obama on Twitter, saying the president “started this war on police.” ...Sheriff David A. Clarke, noted the shooting that claimed the lives on two officers, 34-year-old Benjamin Deen and 25-year-old Liquori Tate, in Hattiesburg...
Of course he did.
He may not like the outcome.
All of my neighbors know I will protect them, they have assured me they will reciprocate.
Yep - Hattiesburg has enough folks that consider themselves a budding Ferguson and is ripe for such nonsense. Of course, there are also enough Southerners of the Conservative bent, that it might not go as well for them if they decided to "express themselves"
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