Former UN Ambassador DESTROYS Obama – Warns, THIS Is Why America Has Become Weak…

15 Jun, 2016 by Sierra Marlee

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We’ve all got our own opinions as to how our once-great country became so weak, but former UN Ambassador John Bolton articulates his beliefs better than anyone else I’ve ever heard. He predicted a lot of what has happened in America so far and has absolutely earned our eager ears.

From TPNN:

When it comes to criticizing the Obama administration’s craven approach to foreign policy and fighting terrorism, no conservative is more consistent than former U.N. Ambassador John Bolton.

Back in the first year of Barack Obama’s presidency, Bolton used a New York Times op-ed to accurately predict Obama’s approach to nuclear negotiations would “seriously weaken the United States” (see the Iran deal). Less than two weeks ago, Bolton slammed Obama for his near-apology for the U.S. atomic bombing of Hiroshima.

But Bolton’s outrage this week over the way Obama used the Orlando nightclub massacre to attack political opponents hit hard at the president whom Bolton calls a “small man.”

During a nationally televised speech Tuesday, Obama lashed out at Republicans — particularly the party’s presumptive nominee Donald Trump — for demanding Obama use the words “radical Islam” when describing the enemy the country faces.

“There’s no magic to the phrase ‘radical Islam,’” a sneering Obama said dismissively. “It’s a political talking point, not a strategy.”

On Fox News’ “Outnumbered,” Bolton lashed back.

Snark is not an admirable trait and criticizing your political opponents in a speech to the nation at a time when they want to know what we’re doing to protect ourselves from other attacks is beneath the dignity of the office. He’s never been qualified to be commander in chief,” he said.

Fox News legal analyst Judge Jeanine Pirro joined in.

“If this president had, for one minute, tried to give some empathy to the victims and their families in Orlando, then we would have been cheering him on,” she said. “This president spent more time dealing with the fact that it’s not a religious war, that we can’t paint all Muslims with the same broad brush … The whole thing was an embarrassment.”