John Loudon Sorry Obama Is Such A Horrible Person

It's the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, which means it's an especially good day day to talk about why Barack Obama is a terrible person.  Former state Sen. John Loudon explains:

To Our Friends in Europe, We Apologize for Our President
by John Loudon

The America in which I was raised always stood for freedom, and not just freedom for Americans but freedom for suffering people around the World...

Now we have a new face of America.  We elected Barak Obama, and he does not feel that moral duty to you as Reagan did, at least not enough to stand up to the shrill American voices that hate the American military.  So he will not be there on November 9th to Celebrate the Fall of the Berlin Wall.  I do not think he sees it the way you do.  He will also not participate in the festivities on the campus of my CollegeWestminster College, in my State of Missouri, is where the great Allied leader Winston Churchill gave the Iron Curtain Speech...

He has other priorities.   I really wish I could be there to celebrate with you.  Unfortunately, with the passing of time, I have five children, our economy is bad, and I too, have other priorities.  So I am sorry that my President, the American face to the World will not be there for you.   I feel just a little better knowing that you asked America to give him to you.  I hope you like him.

Stupid Obama. Always hating freedom and not caring about freedom in other countries.

What are the odds that if Obama spent the day at ceremonies in Germany or Fulton, conservatives like Loudon would freak out about how Obama isn't like Ronald Reagan, and should be worrying about the economy or health care? As we all know, the right-wing loves it when Obama schedules symbolic photo ops.

On this special day, it's also very important that we remember the following: It's okay to question the morality and character of Democratic presidents during war time if you're a Republican leader.  But not the other way around.

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