Obama Crossed the Line With This Sick Comment

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“When I hear not just our current president, but his aides, who have a history of calling political opponents vermin, enemies, who need to be ‘targeted,’ that speaks to a broader problem,” Obama said.

This wasn’t just tasteless—it was political opportunism at its worst.

Obama Pats Himself On The Back

As if using Kirk’s death as a platform to bash Trump wasn’t enough, Obama went further. He bragged about how his administration supposedly avoided “extreme” politics.

“Those extreme views were not in my White House,” Obama claimed. “I wasn’t embracing them. I wasn’t empowering them. I wasn’t putting the weight of the United States government behind extremist views.”

The arrogance was staggering.

A Sick Display Of Hypocrisy

For conservatives, Obama’s comments weren’t just tone-deaf—they were infuriating. A young father of two is murdered for his beliefs, and Obama used the tragedy to congratulate himself and attack Trump.

And let’s not forget Obama’s own record. He spent eight years fanning the flames of division.

He cheered on the Occupy Wall Street movement that turned cities into chaos. He stoked racial tension in the Trayvon Martin case by saying “if I had a son, he’d look like Trayvon.” He welcomed Al Sharpton into the White House dozens of times and gave legitimacy to Black Lives Matter activists who later sparked riots in the summer of 2020.

His staff wasn’t any better. One of his advisers, Anita Dunn, praised Chinese dictator Mao Zedong. And the infamous photo of Obama with Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan was hidden from the public until years later.

Weaponizing Government Against Conservatives

Obama wants Americans to believe he never empowered “extreme views.” But conservatives remember what really happened during his presidency.

His IRS targeted Tea Party groups. His Justice Department spied on journalists. He rammed through Obamacare against massive public opposition. When Republicans won the House in 2010, Obama doubled down and moved further left. By 2014, he was rewriting immigration law through executive orders.

He constantly labeled fiscal conservatives “extremists” while now pretending he was the voice of moderation.

The Reality Behind Obama’s Comments

The truth is simple: Obama still cannot let go of his hatred for Trump. Even in the wake of Kirk’s tragic assassination, his first instinct was to attack the current President instead of offering sympathy or unity.

Charlie Kirk was gunned down by 22-year-old Tyler Robinson, who allegedly confessed in text messages that his motive was pure hatred of Kirk’s conservative beliefs. Instead of condemning that political violence outright, Obama pivoted to his favorite talking points.

The hypocrisy couldn’t be more obvious. The same man who spent years calling conservatives dangerous now claims moral superiority when a conservative activist is murdered.

Obama’s Legacy Of Division

Obama once promised to bring America together. Instead, he left the country more fractured than ever. His words in Pennsylvania prove he’s still the same divisive figure—using every tragedy to smear Republicans and protect his own legacy.

Conservatives see through it. They remember the IRS scandals, the weaponized DOJ, and the endless lectures about “extremism” while the Left unleashed chaos on American streets.

And now, in the wake of a conservative leader’s assassination, Obama’s first move was not unity but political point-scoring.

For many, that says everything about who Barack Obama really is.