Rudy Giuliani: President Obama doesn't love America
— The former New York mayor makes his remarks at a Scott Walker
event. — NEW YORK - Rudy Giuliani went straight for the jugular
Wednesday night during a private group dinner here featuring Wisconsin
Gov. Scott Walker …
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Update: Rudy was given the opportunity for a retraction. Instead, he said, "I just want to say it again."
Look, when Obama went on his apology touring, when he denied that the US was no more gifted than any other country, when he is the first President to deny our Christian roots, when he thinks it unfair that the US is as rich as it is, when he sees the Constitution as "a slavery traders' document," when his inner circle and confidants include the likes of Bill Ayers, Annita Dunn, Van Jones, members of the radicalized, "We hate America," Muslim Brotherhjood, when his bud, Eric Holder blames the historicity of this nation for continued and imagined racial repression, when he campaigned on a "fundamental transformation" of this country (do any of you understand the radical nature implications of "fundamental" or "transformation" ?), when CAIR is approved and given credence within Obama's Administration, when he invites Al Sharpton to the center of his domestic administration . . . . . . . well, the conclusion that he is a hater of traditional America is undeniable.
Finally, no one can say the following without believing that this nation stinks at all levels:
May of 2008:
Update: Rudy was given the opportunity for a retraction. Instead, he said, "I just want to say it again."
Look, when Obama went on his apology touring, when he denied that the US was no more gifted than any other country, when he is the first President to deny our Christian roots, when he thinks it unfair that the US is as rich as it is, when he sees the Constitution as "a slavery traders' document," when his inner circle and confidants include the likes of Bill Ayers, Annita Dunn, Van Jones, members of the radicalized, "We hate America," Muslim Brotherhjood, when his bud, Eric Holder blames the historicity of this nation for continued and imagined racial repression, when he campaigned on a "fundamental transformation" of this country (do any of you understand the radical nature implications of "fundamental" or "transformation" ?), when CAIR is approved and given credence within Obama's Administration, when he invites Al Sharpton to the center of his domestic administration . . . . . . . well, the conclusion that he is a hater of traditional America is undeniable.
Finally, no one can say the following without believing that this nation stinks at all levels:
May of 2008:
MICHELLE OBAMA, speaking Puerto Rico: "Barack
knows that we are going to have to make sacrifices; we are going to
have to change our conversation; we're going to have to change our
traditions, our history; we're going to have to move into a different
place as a nation."
