Obama will attend a Planned Parenthood fundraising gala

Obama’s body language tells more about him than his lofty words

By Judi McLeod (Bio and Archives)  Wednesday, April 24, 2013 Comments | Print friendly | Subscribe | Email Us

Obama spite continues as the main underlying trademark of his destructive presidency.

With the horrific Boston Marathon terrorist attack, less than two weeks old, and at the very same time defense lawyers for abortion practitioner Kermit Gosnell defend him from murder charges in court, Obama will attend a Planned Parenthood fundraising gala on Thursday.

Obama, Champion of Partial Birth Abortions of Record, is as lukewarm in his criticism of the House of Horrors run by Gosnell as he was in his criticism of the suspects following the Boston Marathon bombing.

In heading to the Planned Parenthood fundraising gala, Obama said in a statement accompanying the release of his new public schedule, that he hopes the nation will return to normalcy after the marathon bombing.

His presidency has quashed what was once normalcy in America.

When directly asked about the gruesome crimes of the Philadelphia abortion practitioner on the NBC Today show: 鈥淗ave you been watching the Gosnell trial?鈥� 鈥淎re you following it, and do you think it animates a larger debate about abortion in this country?鈥� this was his puny answer:

鈥淲ell, I鈥檓 familiar with it.  I can鈥檛 comment on it because it鈥檚 an active trial,鈥� said Obama.  鈥淲hat I can say is this: I think President Clinton said it pretty well when he said abortion should be safe, legal, and rare.  If an individual carrying out an abortion, operating a clinic, or doing anything else is violating medical ethics, violating the law, then they should be prosecuted.鈥� (LifeNews.com, April 22, 2013)

With 1 million abortions killing babies every year, abortions in the USA are hardly rare.

Why are so few saying that Obama is an out-and-out coward who hides behind lofty, pre-scripted words: 鈥淎ll in all, this has been a tough week,鈥� Obama said late Friday at the White House.  鈥淏ut we鈥檝e seen the character of our country once more.  And as president, I鈥檓 confident that we have the courage and the resilience and the spirit to overcome these challenges—and to go forward, as one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.鈥�

With the Boston bombing and the Texas fertilizer explosion happening within days of each other, it鈥檚 been a tough week alright, but for whom?

鈥淏ut we鈥檝e seen the character of our country once more鈥� are strange words indeed from the lips of the man who seeks to utterly destroy that character.

Nor does the 鈥榬oyal we鈥� speak power to truth when Obama says…鈥漚s president, I鈥檓 confident that we have the courage and the resilience and the spirit to overcome these challenges.鈥�

The truth is that the American people 鈥渉ave the courage and the resilience and the spirit to overcome these challenges鈥�—in spite of anti-American Barack Hussein Obama.

Going forward as 鈥渙ne nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all鈥� does not apply to Obama who, in essence is going on Thursday to the many death houses sustained by abortion giant Planned Parenthood under the guise of a yet another fundraising gala.

Good people everywhere should stop reading Obama鈥檚 lips, listening to his heresies and pay much closer attention to the giveaway signs of his own body language.

The AP photo pictured above shows Obama at his best, cringing at a judo match on the White House lawn, where cosseted by Secret Service, he鈥檚 guaranteed the safety of everything but his own sensibilities.

Detractors of the picture accuse the president of being 鈥溍糱er girly鈥�, an insult to the fairer sex.  But the truth is, it鈥檚 not his gender but his lack of backbone that is showing. 

Obama Will be First Sitting President to Address Planned Parenthood

Life News
President Barack Obama, tomorrow, will become the first sitting president to address the Planned Parenthood abortion business. Obama originally planned to talk to the abortion giant tonight at its gala but pushed back the speech to Friday after massive criticism and suggestions he was ignoring victims of the Waco explosion.