Reblogged on kommonsentsjane/blogkommonsents.
https://blogfactory.co.uk/2019/10/13/where-is-obama/
https://www.cnn.com/2018/02/12/politics/susan-rice-email-russia-investigation-trump-team/index.html
Surely, this writer realizes that the Democrats have tried to take over the country under the instructions prepared before Obama left office and with all of the investigations now being released.
He is in hiding – trying to act innocent..
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When military officers outwardly question the leadership of the Commander-in-Chief, and seditiously work to undermine his foreign policy, they should be removed immediately.
This is what is happening right now in the United States military, I am sorry to say, as a former U.S. Air Force officer myself.
It is sickening how Barack Hussein Obama corrupted every single agency of the U.S. government. Our armed forces are no different, and suffer from a Marxist plague that is rife throughout the ranks, as well as in our intelligence agencies.
Donald John Trump is President of the United States. He is Commander-in-Chief. Period.
kommonsentsjane
Where Is Barack Obama?
The most popular American, whose legacy is the primary target of Donald Trump, has, for now, virtually disappeared from public life.ByGabriel Debenedetti
Photo: Daniel dal Zennaro/ANSA via AP
Barack Obama was six months into his post–White House life when Donald Trump found a new way to grab his attention. It was a Tuesday morning deep in the mid-Atlantic summer, and, feeling a world away from the Pennsylvania Avenue grind, the former president was reading the New YorkTimeson his iPad.
The previous evening, Trump had visited West Virginia, wherehe spoke at the annual Boy Scout Jamboree. Addressing a crowd of roughly 40,000, who were expecting the usual talk about citizenship and service, the president uncorked a political diatribe packed with jabs at Obama, Hillary Clinton, and the Washington, D.C., “cesspool”; reminders about the importance of saying “Merry Christmas”; and reminiscences of Election…
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