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Were it not for the Marxist misery he spread on an entire nation for eight long miserable years, it would be easy to feel sorry for Obama. Instead we now openly laugh at Buster O’Bama’s Effete Last Stand

Buster O’Bama’s Effete Last Stand



As the blustering general of his last battle, Barack Hussein Obama, sent a message back home to anti-Donald Trump protests from Germany yesterday—egging on all those taking part not to remain “silent”. They’re not. Remaining silent, that is. The biggest noise coming from the protesters is a never-ending whine: “Donald Trump’s coming and nobody can stop him!” For all of his muster and bluster in Germany and other ports of call, it has become clear that Obama, no Lieutenant Colonel George A. Custer, is hiding behind an Army of Snowflakes.

Snowflakes of every kind disappear when things get hot

Snowflakes of every kind disappear when things get hot, and the money George Soros is paying them, won’t bring them back. Buster O’Bama, who seems to be sustained by the hope that the anarchy of thousands of paid protesters will take down America before Donald J. Trump can be inaugurated as president on Jan. 20, has dreams even bigger than the ones he spun in his book, ‘Dreams From My Father’. Even World Champion of Undocumented Immigrants German Chancellor Angela Merkel knows down at heart that Obama is not the same threat he was to the Free world before November 8, 2016. When his handpicked protegé Hillary Clinton was tossed to the curb in 2016 elections, so was Obama’s coveted third term in office. Fielding a question on the protests during a joint news conference in Berlin alongside Merkel, Obama said: "I suspect that there’s not a president in our history that hasn’t been subject to these protests," he answered. "So, I would not advise people who feel strongly or who are concerned about some of the issues that have been raised during the course of the campaign, I wouldn’t advise them to be silent."  (FoxNews, Nov. 17, 2016) He added: “Voting matters, organizing matters and being informed on the issues matter.” 

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“Voting does matter, organizing matters and being informed on the issues matter. You and Hillary Clinton lost, Mr. Obama. Organizing matters and that’s what the Trump transition team is now doing, and the electorate informed on the issues mattered when they voted in Trump more than a week ago. No one knows better than Obama, Clinton and Soros that protests have been arranged in cities across the country since Trump’s victory last Tuesday.
”Some have been peaceful, but there have been incidents of violence -- and a demonstration last Thursday in Portland escalated into a destructive riot. (FoxNews)   “Trump's campaign manager Kellyanne Conway repeatedly has called for Obama to speak out on the unrest.  “I am calling for responsibility and decency. I hope President Obama says, ‘Cut it out,'" she told "Fox News Sunday." 
Obama, though, so far has not done so, speaking mostly in generalities.  
"Whenever you have got an incoming president of the other side, particularly after a bitter election like this, it takes a while for people to reconcile themselves with that new reality. Hopefully, it's a reminder that elections matter and voting counts," he told reporters on Monday. “Asked about the president’s reaction to those carrying “He’s Not My President” signs, White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest said the freedom to protest should be “exercised without violence” but that “it's not surprising that people are disappointed in the outcome, but it's important for us to remember, a day or two after the election, that we're Democrats and Republicans, but we're Americans and patriots first.”
While expecting Snowflakes who claim to be “terrified” of Trump to stay on the battlefront, Obama whose presidency ends on Jan. 20, has taken it upon himself to tell Trump what to do.

“While he expressed cautious optimism Thursday that Trump would be an ally to Europe, Obama advised the president-elect to avoid simply taking “a realpolitik approach” with Russian President Vladimir Putin.  (FoxNews) “Obama also suggested Trump not “cut deals when convenient,” and he urged him to stand up to Putin when Russia’s values "differ from international norms.” “Obama also argued social media can erode a democracy, after a campaign in which the candidates' Twitter accounts -- especially Trump's -- acted as their own broadcasting outlets.” 
This, from a president who turned to Google to keep his digital presence omnipresent after leaving office, and who bragged about his social media following during eight years in office. “If we are not serious about facts and what is true and what is not. Particularly in an age of social media when people are getting their information in soundbites and snippets ... if we cannot discriminate between serious arguments and propaganda, then we have problems,” he said. In his last staged battle to hang onto power, Obama is depending on shiftless aimless snowflake warriors who are doing for easy money rather than any sense of loyalty to him and his cause. Obama thinks he’s intimidating us as he promises to return to community organizing in citizen life. But most folk know he came into the White House as a community organizer, governed as one, and will always be one. Community Organizing fails as it serves only other activists and not the population as a whole. Were it not for the Marxist misery he spread on an entire nation for eight long miserable years, it would be easy to feel sorry for Obama. Instead we now openly laugh at Buster O’Bama’s Effete Last Stand.


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Judi McLeod -- Bio and Archives -- Judi McLeod, Founder, Owner and Editor of Canada Free Press, is an award-winning journalist with more than 30 years’ experience in the print and online media. A former Toronto Sun columnist, she also worked for the Kingston Whig Standard. Her work has appeared throughout the ‘Net, including on Rush Limbaugh and Fox News.

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