The problem is that the Republicans did not have the guts to vet him lest they be called “racist.” They thought that he might go away in 2012, but now WE are stuck with him for at least another four years. (Yes, I believe that anything is possible with him, including repealing the 22nd Amendment.)
I’m not afraid of being called a racist. I know where my true identity lies, and I’m the farthest thing from a racist. Racism, as defined by the culturally significant origin of the word, is what we now see in the black community. Racism is what we now see in the Hispanic gangs of the American southwest. Racism’s been drummed out of most white people, a product of upbringing by people who lived through the civil rights era and the politically correct BS infecting our public schools.
Obama is a racist thug. He’s no different than Ja’quan or Jameel or any of the other ridiculously named black boys raised without fathers and living a “thug life” involving robbery, coveting of material goods like cars, and reproving “whitey” for all the wrongs in their lives.
There are myriad black men and women out there, true men and women, who bust their asses day in and day out to put food in the mouths of their legitimate children and keep roofs over their heads. Obama isn’t a true man. He’s a child, a product of an upbringing of socially- and politically-correct stereotypes allowing a thuggish, ignorant, and racist imposter to ascend to a seat of power he has no business occupying.
Obama’s legacy will be the decades of rock-overturning that will show how corrupt, incompetent, and racist his regime truly is and was. If we can stand to make it through the next 3 years, America needs to come out and say, “Enough with this political correctness. Enough with the race card. Enough with the pandering, gender bashing, and aberrant behavior normalization going on this our society. It’s time for all of us to grow up, grow a spine, and call things how we see them.” America used to be that way.