Remember
back in 2008 when Barack Obama was first elected President and people
who opposed him began saying “He's not my President?” Remember
how angry that made you? Remember how you insisted that he was
everyone's President regardless of political persuasion because he
was the duly, legally elected President?
How things change when your candidate doesn't win, huh?
Remember back in 2008 when a group of
Republicans and conservatives, many famous, publicly stated that if
Barack Obama was elected President they would leave the
country?
Yeah... me neither.
Yeah... me neither.
Remember in January of 2009, as the
inauguration of the first black President loomed, Republicans and
conservatives talked about disrupting the inauguration and preventing
Obama supporters from attending by creating havoc in Washington
DC? Remember how we threatened to disrupt all of the celebratory activities as the day went on?
Yeah... me neither.
Remember all of those angry Republican politicians who announced they were boycotting the inauguration because their candidate didn't win?
Yeah... me neither.
Remember all of those angry Republican politicians who announced they were boycotting the inauguration because their candidate didn't win?
Yeah... me neither.
Remember how Republican and
conservative celebrities went on TV and talked trash about Barack
Obama just days before the election? Remember how they asked the Electoral College to ignore the
vote and the rules and make John McCain President? Remember how those
celebrities hosted anti-Obama events on Inauguration Day in an
attempt to distract people from the actual ceremony?
Yeah... me neither.
Remember that one Republican celebrity
who took to the internet and demanded martial law be put into effect
to prevent Obama from assuming office?
Yeah... me neither.
Yeah... me neither.
What I remember was the peaceful
transition of power from George W. Bush to Barack Obama in a
centuries-old tradition, the way it's supposed to be. No riots, no threats, no disruption of
events.
That's because we're adults and know how to deal appropriately with our disappointment.
That's because we're adults and know how to deal appropriately with our disappointment.
I find it rather sad that, should you
go through with your plans to disrupt the inauguration, January 20, 2017, will be
remembered by the world as the day billionaire business man Donald
Trump became the 45th President of the United States, and
the day that many liberals in the United States proved how childish
and socially inept they really are.
Grow up.
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