An
example of Obama’s tyrannical distain of Americans . . .
We
need more Americans to push back against this tyranny as those WWII veterans
did yesterday when they tore down Obama’s barricades and visited their
monument.
Barack Obama spitefully *chose* to make WWII Memorial
inaccessible to veterans.
Every time I look at the WWII Memorial story, it gets
worse.
It’s bad that the Obama administration closed down
national monuments and museums, because it thinks that attacking DC tourism
will give the Democratic party leverage over the Republican party.
It’s bad that the Obama administration tried to keep WWII
veterans away from the monument that honors them. It failed,
of course, but they shouldn’t have tried.
It’s bad that the Obama administration deliberately – deliberately
– targeted
the WWII monument for special restrictions after a veterans’ group made the
mistake of thinking that Barack Obama is a reasonable man who runs a reasonable
executive branch, and thus would treat that group’s request for assistance with
the respect that it deserved.
But this is the nasty part. This is the part where the
spite comes into play.
The WWII Memorial does not have a permanent security
presence, which means that there is actually no valid, ethical reason why the
Obama administration could presume to shut it down for the public. Not that the
administration actually needs one. So they proactively locked down a
previously-open national monument, and then presumed to tell the men whose
sacrifice it honored that those men were not welcome at that place.Never forget this moment. This is how Barack Obama acts, when challenged or resisted. He acts ugly, and mean-spirited, and shabby.
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