Should We Question Obama's Patriotism?
So, here's what Michelle Obama said the other day:
"For the first time in my adult lifetime, I am really proud of my country."
Or, in other words, she wasn't proud to be an American up until the point that her husband became a credible candidate for President.
Given that Obama stopped wearing a flag pin to protest the Iraq War, and doesn't bother to put his hand over his heart for the playing of the national anthem is it alright if we question his patriotism now?
"For the first time in my adult lifetime, I am really proud of my country."
Or, in other words, she wasn't proud to be an American up until the point that her husband became a credible candidate for President.
Given that Obama stopped wearing a flag pin to protest the Iraq War, and doesn't bother to put his hand over his heart for the playing of the national anthem is it alright if we question his patriotism now?
posted by Adam Yoshida at
5:57 PM
8 Comments:
Adam! It's been a long time since I've seen you around. It looks like you're quite successful now, writing for the Western Standard and all.
Best of luck in all your future endeavors.
- RJ Elliott
Dear Mongoloi-worry about your own country, you fat jap fuckoid.
PS-You look like a retarded sumo wrestler.
Although I deplore "debunking"s choice of words, he or she does have a point.
If Adam is a Canadian, why is there a (reversed) US flag in the background of his profile photo? Does Adam wish he were American? And if so, why doesn't he move there?
Furthermore, since Adam isn't sporting a Canadian flag pin, does that make him a TRAITOR?
I am starting to suspect that adamyoshida.com is an elaborate gag.
No one can be this half-witted, so perhaps "debunking" should save the vitriol for a less compliant target.
After reading the questions ask by people about Mr and Mrs Obama patriotism a thoughts came to my mind.
Obama was supported by young people. Younger people have less money than older people. However, he was able to pull in a million dollars a day at one point in time while Clinton was struggling with cash flow. This makes wonder if some the money was coming from out side the USA. There are lot of governments and organizations interested in the US elections in other countries. When money is solicited over the internet it could come from any part of the world. I don't want people to jump to any conclusions. Just an observation.
Joe, you asshat, foriegn contributions are illegal. All of the money has to be accounted for, along with the contributors.
Nice try at insinuating an accusation.
But, but he said he didn't want to jump to any conclusions. After all 'some say'!
George HW Bush is also an America Hater: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/02/25/does-this-make-george-hw_n_88397.html
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