For the first time in 8 years, I am proud of my country.

Posted: Nov 11, 2016

choirboy face for the cameras. In a televised meeting at the White House with President-Elect Donald Trump, Obama engaged in his usual kabuki theatrics, fooling no one. We have become so accustomed to Obama's passive-aggressive antics that it wasn't even surprising that he and Michelle skipped the traditional photo op featuring the outgoing and incoming first couples together. The pair proved once again they are small, petty people. Well, leftists are all about making statements via nasty gestures. Remember the Churchill bust? No matter. The American people have spoken. They resoundingly rejected Obama's nation-killing fundamental transformation. We won. The same brave, proud people, the ones who didn't turn into any angry mob blocking traffic, beating up people, and rioting in the streets when Obama was elected twice, have been richly and justly rewarded. After eight years of apology tours; unemployment; underemployment; economic deterioration; $10 trillion more in debt; treating veterans like garbage; a phony Iran nuclear deal costing billions; leaving Americans, including an ambassador, behind to die in Benghazi; shoving the tyrannical Obamacare down our throats; sympathizing with Muslim groups instead of the victims of radical Islamic terrorism; and allowing illegals by the millions to cross our border and reap welfare benefits (our money), hardworking, tax-paying citizens peacefully voted to stop the insanity. Like a fed up battered spouse, we stood up to our oppressor and said, "Enough is enough." "We the people" are done with open borders, with Wall Street globalists raking in the money while chaining us to a welfare state we do not want. With much prayer, faith, and hard work we stood up to those who called us racist, vulgar, low-info, irredeemable, and deplorable. Many Main-Street law-abiding citizens endured physical attacks by violent thugs paid $1,500 to incite fights at Trump rallies. Others, like the homeless woman guarding Trump's Walk of Fame star, were met with unbelievable cruelty. Still, until the very end, on November 7, thousands of unintimidated, courageous Americans showed up at Trump's rallies to save this country from the pervasive darkness blanketing this nation. On January 20, we will begin to sift through the wreckage of the Obama years. The out-of-control, angry, hate-filled protesters burning Trump in effigy, publicly calling for his assassination, and brutalizing innocent people are Obama's nightmarish children. Their lawless tantrums after the election remind us exactly why we, along with Donald Trump, beat Hillary Clinton. American Thinker ;