America can never expect more freedom and opportunity and a government that serves its citizenry if we give up our sovereignty to some greater global power
The United Nations has always been a forum for speeches by American-hating nations. This year one of those berating America was the President of the United States. Yet Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has only good things to say about "the United States of America, the most powerful and the most generous nation on earth."
Under the guise of "investing in our people" our President went on and on, blaming "soulless" capitalism for the world's problems and Americans' efforts to stop voter fraud and establish voter integrity as being "a patchwork of laws that makes it harder to vote."
At a time when radical Islamist terrorism continues to kill innocent Americans domestically, and ISIS regime of brutality and terror is spread over large sectors of the Middle East, Mr. Obama presented it as simply a problem of "endangering open societies:
