Is it true President Obama is mulling an executive order to ban the story of the Civil War from history books used by all schools in America, public and private?
It was entirely predictable that an avowedly racist president, a compulsive liar of mammoth proportions, would make a mockery of last month’s Charleston murders by repeating a stunt that, disgustingly, he has pulled for the entirety of his previously undistinguished political career. He creates strawmen, deemed the irreversible sign of a weak person.
A well-trained professional political arsonist, he sneaks about setting racial fires to detour attention away from his main agenda, transforming our country – not his – in Frankensteinian directions.
Turning the Confederate flag into his most ludicrous strawman yet has achieved precisely what Mr. Obama set out to do:
Pitting the peoples against each other, with his always reliable accent on black against white, his rudimentary motivation in every scenario.
Racism drives his day, and he brandishes it, brazenly, to distract Americans from devious, extremely damaging unilateral actions that he is taking while the country is focused on a flag no one has thought about in the last 150 years.
Look up the latest Obama trickery of the American people, the 377-page, childishly named Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing Rule. Then tell me about the Confederate flag.
As a devout racist, Mr. Obama, hateful, mean and angry, seeks to ignite social chaos, at the heart of his political ideology, across a country he acidly tolerates only for as long as he is wielding power.
It is the history of politics that more outrageously a ludicrous leader contorts himself, the higher and faster partisan passion flares around him – always his goal.
