The Key to Obama’s Personality Can Be Found in “You didn’t build that”
Judi McLeodSunday, August 5, 2012
canadafreepress.com
There are some words once spoken that not even David Axelrod’s Astroturfing can walk back.
President Barack Obama’s notorious words: “If you’ve been successful, you didn’t get there on your own; If you have a business, you didn’t build that”, will follow him ‘Forward’ right up to Election Day and beyond.
Small business owners, who are the backbone of America, know that the fateful words spoken by Obama on Friday, July 13th best describe Obama without his mask. They are words that show more than any others what Obama and the Democrats are all about.
Obama’s words are rooted in jealousy and even the coveting of the achievement of thy neighbour. They boldly and unabashedly describe his inherent hatred for America’s time honoured proven Free Enterprise System, and the utter resentment they bear for the success of all little people Obama and Company consider to be their lessors.
Figuratively speaking, Obama spoke his own political epitaph.
There is no goodwill for others in the words Obama uttered on July 13, in Roanoke, Virginia.
Try as he might, these are words Obama will never be able to wash away.
The words, “If you have a business you didn’t build that” document Barack Hussein Obama more fully than any of the identity secrets he keeps locked and sealed away from public viewing.
When Obama dropped his mask on that fateful day in Virginia, he also dropped the main key to his personality.
The words he now claims were taken out of context will echo down through the centuries and mark him forever for what Barack Obama truly is: a malcontent Marxist, whose lifetime misguided mission is the Fundamental Transformation of America. |
