Rudy Guilianni: Barack Obama Capturing "An Anti-American Feeling"

Barack Obama and those associated with him have been consistently doing just what Rudy says they have, capturing "an Anti-American feeling." To take recent examples, yesterday he claimed "rising tensions" with Iran are caused by Bush's lack of "aggressive diplomacy." He should be placing the blame on the madmen of Iran and not on America. It was also reported yesterday that he said , and this is the comment that Rudy focuses on, that "you need to make sure your child can speak Spanish" and went on to make fun of Americans for not speaking French or German. When speaking to a private group of elite San Francisco donors he said that with economic harship small town America gets "bitter, they cling to guns or religion." He conveniently skipped the vote during the primary to condemn the anti-American ad that called General Petraeus "General Betray Us" (even though he now has criticized it). He refused to wear an American flag pin on his suit (even though it has conveniently resurfaced during the general election). His wife Michelle Obama in a campaign speech infamously said that she was proud of her country for the first time in her adult life. She also characterized America in an inteview as "just downright mean." In a speech she gave at USC she said that "it's easier to hold on to your own stereotypes and misconceptions, it makes you feel justified in your own ignorance, that's America." Let us also not forget his intimate 20 year relationship with Reverend Jeremiah "God Damn America" Wright. In a 2004 interview with the Chicago Sun-Times Obama identified a Father Michael Pfleger as a key source of spiritual guidance and featured a testimonial on his website (which has been removed). At Obama's Trinity United this man said "America is the greatest sin against God." Images have been captured of a campaign office for Barack Obama in Houston that had a Che Guevara flag on the wall. Let us also not forget his associations with America haters William Ayers and Ayers's wife. I could probably go on and on but that is more than enough for now to make the point that Rudy is right. Will Obama continue to capture this "anti-American feeling" or will he refine his act for the months before the general elections. It would obviously be prudent for him to cut it out, but that might be too hard for him. But know that there is enough in his past, be it recent or distant, that gives plenty of troubling indications about Obama's mindset.



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