[tarheelswamprat]

Back from church and checking in.

Will Obamaman, the Destroyer, have anything to say in remembrance of D-Day. He, supposedly, was born in Hawaii. Did he say anything about the Day of Infamy?

I don't watch much TV so I can't say for sure. That said, I expect some low-level administration staffer will issue a perfunctory boilerplate statement "in the President's name" and "for the record" acknowledging D-Day, just in case they get called on it. However, I doubt that Obama himself will do anything which requires his personal involvement.

As far as Dec. 7, 1942, I don't remember anything from him, although I suspect he had some staff flunky cover his PR butt on that as well.

It should be obvious to everyone by now that Obama has absolutely no respect for our military and their history of patriotic sacrifice. Even more, he has supreme contempt for the history, traditions, ideals and foundational principles of not only America, but also of our nation's friends and allies. The way he treated the UK and the Queen, e.g., was appalling.

If there is such a character trait or concept as "malignant incompetence", Obama personifies it perfectly.

[spokeshave]

STOP THE PRESS...

0bambi now at -18 on Rasmussen (Sunday June 6th)

apply my new tag line and enjoy...

[milagro]

Uh—December 7, 1941....

[milagro]

Sadly, with the passing of so many WWII veterans--and those who lived through that war--much of the memory of it will be lost, and the history books "revised" so that the great heroism and partiotic spirit that reigned during that era will also be downplayed--and eventually even forgotten.

Those dates DO need to remembered--but I'm afraid there will be fewer and fewer commemorations of the anniversaries of Pearl Harbor, D-Day, and VE and VJ days--but NOT fewer commemorations of the anniversaries of the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki! :<(