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sacrifices on behalf of those who are suffering around the world, and who is quick to commend our exceptional servicemen and women fighting for freedom.
    Yes, a leader who inspires our patriotism not berates us into pauperism.
    Instead, we get a limp-wristed, quisling of a president who bows to other world leaders. Remember Obama’s embarrassing bowing down before King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia—an Islamic monarch, and, on a second occasion, Japanese Emperor Akihito? How about the bowing before Chinese President Hu Jintao, this time in the nation’s capital as world leaders gathered for the Nuclear Security Summit? Obama couldn’t have picked a more inappropriate time or place in which to genuflect before a communist leader.
    For an American president to bow is beyond bad decorum; it reveals his agenda to quicken America’s decline as a world superpower. This usurper is fixated on making us the laughing stock in every corner of the world. Make no mistake, Obama’s unlimited faultfinding with America impoverishes all Americans and weakens the American spirit.
    Evidently, the words of Reverend Wright stuck.
    It’s not “God bless America”; it’s “God damn America.”
    Indeed, Barack Obama is doing a first-class job remaking America into a turd-world nation, but he isn’t pulling off his radical, socialist transformation by himself. He’s getting a little help from his Marxist friends. For years, Barack Obama, Bill Ayers, and Louis Farrakhan all lived within two blocks of one another in the Hyde Park suburb of Chicago. It appears this cozy proximity with fellow agitators served as a leftist incubator of sorts, although Obama is dismissive about the fact that they were neighbors.
    On that topic, much has been written about Obama’s close personal association with the unrepentant domestic terrorist Bill Ayers. As you know, Bill Ayers was one of the founders of the Weather Underground—a radical group of terrorists who were responsible for about 30 bombings, including the 1970 bombing of the New York City Police headquarters, the 1971 bombing of the Capitol, and bombing the Pentagon in 1972.
    When Ayers released his memoir Fugitive Days in 2001, he fondly recalled the day when his terrorist group set off explosives at the Pentagon. He wrote: “Everything was absolutely ideal on the day I bombed the Pentagon … the sky was blue. The birds were singing. And the bastards were finally going to get what was coming to them.”28 No remorse. No regrets. No apologies. Just a vindictive, anti-America vermin who, in a 2001 interview, said, “I don’t regret setting bombs. I feel we didn’t do enough.”29
    According to Ayers, the Weather Underground was “an American Red Army.” Their goal? Ayers characterized the Weatherman philosophy as: “Kill all the rich people. Break up their cars and apartments. Bring the revolution home. Kill your parents.”30 By the way, Bill Ayers is now a professor at one of the institutions of lower learning in Chicago. From an ideological perspective, it’s clear why Obama would gravitate toward someone like Ayers; they were two birds of the same Marxist feathers. In 2002, Ayers described himself this way:
    I considered myself partly an anarchist then and I consider myself partly an anarchist now. I mean I’m as much an anarchist as I am a Marxist which is to say, you know, I find a lot of the ideas in anarchism, you know, appealing … and I’m very open about what I think.31
    Let’s connect the dots. Bill Ayers was open about his convictions as an anarchist and Marxist, that’s number one. He lived around the corner from Barack Obama for many years. And, number three, the two men are friends—in spite of the fact Obama has tried to create the illusion that he was just “a guy who lives in my neighborhood.”32 For example, in 1997, while serving as an Illinois State Senator, Obama took time out of his schedule to endorse A Kind and Just Parent: The Children of Juvenile Court