The media steadfastly refuse to tell us who Barack Hussein Obama is. But a man is known by the company he keeps. Your instincts tell you that, based on his policies and behavior, Obama is an enemy of the United States of America and our Constitution.
Here is the confirmation that your instincts are correct. This infographic (click the image to enlarge) explains everything you need to know about President Obama:
Why? Well, Obama does have a proclivity for apologizing for just about anything the United States of America accomplishes or does. But he apologized to Karzai because a handful of Korans were disposed of by US troops. Not because the soldiers detest the murderous death cult known as Islam, mind you, but because terrorist prisoners were passing notes to each other, scrawled in the margins of the books.
Karzai demanded that the responsible parties be tried, and Obama promised to punish the troops responsible for such reprehensible behavior. Naturally, the contents of Obama's groveling remains secret, because ordinary citizens cannot possibly understand his brilliant diplomatic dispatches.
Walter E. Williams makes more sense than most people when it comes to commentary on economics. Williams, John M. Olin Distinguished Professor of Economics at George Mason University, offers insights here such as:
"Income redistribution is simply a legal form of what a thief does. That is, when a thief robs you, he redistributes income - from you, to him."
Quoting James Madison, widely acknowledged as the Father of the US Constitution: "I cannot undertake to lay my finger on that article in the Constitution that authorizes Congress to spend the money of their constituents for the purposes of benevolence."
This clip includes excerpts from Williams' speech "The Entrepreneur As American Hero," presented in 2008. But because Williams speaks about timeless principles of economics and human behavior, his remarks are as applicable today as they were when he first presented them.
Many Americans are deeply offended when someone sets fire to an American flag. So much so that a Constitutional Amendment prohibiting flag desecration has been proposed. Perhaps none are more upset by this than military veterans, who have seen their fellow service members die in combat fighting for our freedom and know better than any of us what the Stars and Stripes symbolizes.
Local VFW (Veterans of Foreign Wars) representatives took matters into their own hands recently to punish a man who, after being refused alcohol (because he had no identification), decided to burn the VFW Post's American flag:
This was no ordinary flag, either. It had flown over a foxhole in Iraq, where several U.S. soldiers made the ultimate sacrifice for their country. What do you think? Does the punishment fit the crime?
Palin's remarks kept the crowd jumping to their feet. And it's especially gratifying to watch her rebuke a handful of "occupiers" who disrupt the proceedings at 7:00:
If you were a kid in the 1960s or 1970s, you'll enjoy this video trip down memory lane. Isn't it amazing - and fun - that we can find stuff like this online?
Perhaps you saw a commercial or two that you remember. What were your favorite television shows?
Obama's heavy-handed, police state tactics are a clear violation of the store owner's private property rights and the Constitutional rights of every employee and patron to be free from unreasonable search and seizure. Most reasonable people would agree that it isn't necessary - or wise - for police to enter a law-abiding, peaceful, place of legal business acting like stormtroopers.
But Obama, who has touted himself as a Constitutional scholar, has never demonstrated much understanding of the document. His respect for the principles it espouses is negligible. And his policies undermine both the US Constitution and Declaration of Independence at every turn.