Our Divisive President
Barack Obama
Barack Obama is unqualified for his office by ability, experience and temperament, so maybe he can’t help being a bad president. But he is a divisive president–the most viciously divisive in my lifetime, at least–by choice. Many Democrats criticized him for launching a partisan attack on Republicans while the bodies were still warm at the Navy Yard. Michael Ramirez weighs in:
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in Barack Obama is unqualified for his office by ability, experience and temperament, so maybe he can’t help being a bad president. But he is a divisive president–the most viciously divisive in my lifetime, at least–by choice. Many Democrats criticized him for launching a partisan attack on Republicans while the bodies were still warm at the Navy Yard. Michael Ramirez weighs in:
Obama is passionate about only one thing: his hatred for Republicans, and for conservative principles. His callousness toward the Navy Yard victims is of a piece with his eagerness to capitulate on Syria, so that he can get back to the only war he really cares about: his war on the GOP.
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