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Last week, President Obama was almost finished with his nationally broadcast press conference when he was asked to comment on the arrest, and subsequent release, of renowned Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates, Jr. by the now-famous Cambridge, Mass. police Sgt., Jim Crowley.
In his response to the question, the president started off with a legitimate point for discussion -- his concern over the alleged practice of profiling across our nation. Had he stopped there, the matter would most likely have been put to rest and the president and national media could have re-focused on more pressing matters facing our nation...
Acting Without the Facts - A Presidential Pattern Emerges
I'm sorry, I don't see any hatred. I do see accurate assessments of our current President.
He is arrogant. His economic views are radical. They will hurt people. He is ignorant to world affairs. He says one thing while doing another. He lies constantly. He fails to take responsibility for mistakes. In short, he is incompetant.
So you will find a lack of respect for the man but hatred is too strong a word.
As far as death threats? Every modern day President has received death threats from those not of his race. Why Bill Clinton actually received death threats from blacks for reforming welfare.
Imagine that, A third generation welfare receiptant acutally wanted to pass on welfare to the 4th Generation. ...