Geller: Obama is "is itching for a civil war. And at the rate he is going, he is going to get one"
June 23, 2010 6:04 pm ET by Media Matters staff
From a June 23 post titled "Forecast: Blood On The Streets," at Atlas Shrugs:
If the king decrees that all illegals will be granted amnesty, I can assure you that America will not go quietly. If you recall the last time partial amnesty was broached under the Bush administration (when both parties actually worked together), millions took to the streets and voted it down -- and that was before the phenomenon known as the "tea parties."
It is increasingly clear that the most divisive President in history is itching for a civil war. And at the rate he is going, he is going to get one -- if he continues to ignore the will of the American people.
Previously:
Why is Geller - who called Obama a "third worlder" - on CNN?
Beck still beating war drums: "I think we're headed for a civil war"
Maybe you could use some lovin'...you know, to take that edge off. You always look tense. Not that I would be willing to volunteer for that duty... ;>)
Not even two years into his first term and "they" have already decided that Obama is the most divisive President in history.
Whose will is he ignoring??
The Tea Baggers (ahem) Party? The Neo-Cons? The Flat Earthers?
What about the other 80% of American that doesn't subscribe to those belief systems.
Pam, why do you hate America??
Too bad he couldn't be a uniter like Dubya...
Funny you didn't have a problem when the last guy was installed by the Supreme Court.
Gack.
The democrats (most of them at least, there were some hold outs, like Kucinich, Feingold) rolled over, and gave Bush what he wanted for fear of being branded as terrorist sympathizers.
The talk on the right is both murderous and treasonous, and deserves to be called both.
I for one, have been of the opinion that from the day of Inauguration forward, Obama should concentrate on what DEMOCRATS want, and ignore the republicans, because they made it abundantly clear, they weren't going to work with the President, or the democrats, for really any rhyme of reason.