Unlike Barack Obama, George W. Bush’s Speech at Dallas Officers Memorial Was All Class [VIDEO]

12 Jul, 2016 by Greg Campbell

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Though there are many, many things to dislike about the George W. Bush presidency, one thing is for certain: it was nice having a president that loved this country. Barack Obama loathes this country at his very core and it shows with every utterance and every classless act. In a startling juxtaposition, Bush offered a classy response to the domestic terrorism that claimed the lives of five police officers in the name of Black Lives Matter. Check it out.

From Young Conservatives:

Former President George W. Bush joined Barack Obama and Joe Biden at the memorial for the five slain police officers in Dallas.

As usual, Dubya was all class.

He noted: Most of us imagine we’d risk lives to protect love ones: Those in uniform assume that risk for the safety of strangers

Another quote…

BUSH: “Today the nation grieves, but those of us who love Dallas and call it home have had 5 deaths in the family” pic.twitter.com/jrIKIiQfkZ

— Oliver Darcy (@oliverdarcy) July 12, 2016

A true leader.

The officers who died defending the citizens of their city will never be forgotten, while racist shooter Micah X. Johnson will enter Hell and not be remembered as a martyr.

If Obama cared about this country, he’d take a stand against Black Lives Matter.

But if he did that, he’d be an outcast.

George, you are missed.

RIP to the cops who paid the ultimate sacrifice due to perceived racism against black males.

God Bless, America.

Police officers are often imperfect and we should all be willing to have a national conversation about policing policies. However, we should all hold a reverence for those who put their lives on the line for our society and we should all condemn in the strongest possible terms those who cowardly strike at these heroes out of a perverted sense of social justice.

We should also be willing to condemn those who support this behavior, whether tacitly or directly.

That means you, Barack.