UNREAL: Reporter Passes New Obama Home, Snaps Pic of New WALL Going Up
This is just too good not to share. President Barack Obama is getting his own little border wall.
That’s right. After 18 months of bashing President-elect Donald Trump’s plan to strengthen our southern border and keep out those who would harm us, the Obamas are about to become private citizens. Although rich by any measure, they will at least share a few average American concerns, like personal safety.
And what do they want? A wall, of course!
The Obamas’ new rental home in Washington, D.C., was built in 1928, with nine bedrooms and eight-and-a-half baths, according to the U.K. Daily Mail. It is something to behold: three stories of brick, a marble and white palatial interior and a turret fit for the king Obama so clearly believes he is.
TMZ reported that the house needed “more fortification” for the Obamas to reside there.
The new wall is fortified with iron railings and gates, and the outgoing president and his family will now have Secret Service protection around the clock — because there are a lot of bad people in the world, and now Obama has to worry about them just like the rest of us.
Well, this is a sad day for America, learning that our own president is a racist.
We all know (because the Democrats keep telling us) that everyone who wants a wall is a racist. Why else would we want to keep out people we don’t know and trust?
The Secret Service, which knows a thing or two about protecting the president, announced plans in August to build a taller, stronger wall around the White House, according to NBC. They said the old wall clearly did not meet the demands of the modern era.
So, the Secret Service gets it, Trump gets it, we get it … and maybe Citizen Barack Obama is starting to get the message.
Or maybe he’s just jealous and wants his own little wall.
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