America, you elected a president who has spent his entirely life rebelling against capitalism, limited government, individual initiative . . . the very things that are the basis for this country's founding. This is a guy whose pastor declared from the pulpit "God damn America" and saw no problem with it.
Come on. If you were under the impression that Obama has some sort of deep-seated love for this country, you're just an idiot. So why can't Rudy Giuliani say it? We all know it's true. Why is it so hard for you to hear that when everything that oozes from this guy testifies to it?
Let me ask you this: What is the evidence of Obama's love for this country? When were the times when he expressed this love? What are the characteristics of America that he regularly celebrates and exalts, as opposed to expressing his determination to "change" it? Obama is the guy who declared to his followers, "We will change this country!"
I'm not saying you can't love something but see a need to improve it, but when you constantly talk about wanting to change it and almost never express what you like about it, why do you act like it's this massive affront when someone points out that you don't really seem to love it very much?
You know this is true. Obama's made it obvious ever since he emerged on the scene. Not only does he not think America is a very great country, he actually thinks America is unworthy of him. So does his wife. That's why she said she had never before been proud of her country until it elected her husband.
I'll go further. No one who is part of the radical left loves America. They all hate it. They all think it's an unfair, mean, harsh, imperialistic society where bad people prosper and good people suffer, and they think that's pretty much the intent of the system. Obama's whole pedigree is in this movement, so why should anyone be surprised that he doesn't have much love for the country and that someone would actually say so?
If you can seriously watch this guy operate every day and think his disdain for America is in doubt, then I don't know about you. It's about as obvious as a thing can be.
