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No, Obama, We Don’t Need To Change. You Need To Step Down.

No, Obama, We Don’t Need To Change. You Need To Step Down.

Barack Obama has forgotten what it is to be an American, and for that, I humbly ask that he step down as President of the United States.

I don’t come to this lightly, nor do I come to it from a place of blind rage or outright hate. I understand Obama is a charismatic man that has millions of people adhering to his point of view. No – this comes from the understanding that Barack Obama doesn’t give two flying craps about the fate of the country if the direction the country needs to go in is against his politically correct narrative.

Yesterday, in the wake of the biggest shooting tragedy in the country, Barack Obama got in front of a microphone and said that the attack was being investigated as an act of terrorism. Good. That’s a step in the right direction, and a far cry from “workplace violence” or the “lone wolf” bogeyman that he loves to trot out when things like these happen.

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However, Obama said another thing that chilled me to my core. He said, “we need the strength and courage to change our attitudes toward the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender community.”

Wait – what? WE need to change our attitudes?

Obama, if you’re listening, let me make this crystal clear to you – It wasn’t American values that killed 49 people in a night club – it was an Islamic nutjob who made a 911 call pledging allegiance to ISIS. It was a person who was reported by co-workers to be unhinged and made death threats, none of which were followed up on because they didn’t want to seem racist or politically incorrect. It was a person whose father ran for office in a country where 99 percent practice Sharia Law and it’s common practice to kill gays and lesbians by throwing them, kicking and screaming, off a roof.

American values is why Pulse, the gay night club, existed in the first place. American values means that even if some don’t agree with a certain lifestyle, everyone has the freedom to ultimately do what they want. We aren’t ruled by a backwards ideology that treats women as property and advocates rape and domestic abuse. We are the ones that bring people out of that hellhole and into the enlightened world of information and freedom.

We are the only Western country that has, as a fundamental right, the ability to bear arms to guarantee a person’s self-preservation by deadly force. This is the only reason why radical Islam hasn’t been a bigger driving force in this country, while disarmed and ultra-PC Europe is experiencing record crime waves as we speak, perpetrated by the Islamic migrants they’ve taken in.

Donald Trump called for the resignation of Obama yesterday because he wouldn’t say the words “radical Islamic terrorism,” and I wholeheartedly agree. Obama’s willingness to point the finger at America and gun manufacturers has proven, without a shadow of a doubt, that he’s lost sight of what it means to be a citizen of the greatest country in the world.

Obama acts like a disappointed father, but he needs to be reminded that he’s not a ruler – he’s an elected official made to enact the will of the people – the people who were endowed by their creator with certain inalienable rights that neither he nor any other brand of emotionally compromised sissy can take away.

Simply put, Obama needs to step the f**k down, because America deserves better.

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Elvin Bartley

Elvin Bartley wrote for Yes I'm Right during its 2016 coverage.

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