Law Enforcement Under Attack; Strike Back At Obama’s Lack Of Support
You would think after 8 years, law enforcement would know that being on the side of the criminals is just what Obama does. Typical Obama-Alinsky game. Create and incite riots, stand back, and wait for violence to escalate then watch the results on the evening news.
Law enforcement forced into the middle of a dispute over a North Dakota pipeline clash condemned President Obama for shrugging off the violence as a game to be “played out.”
Reacting to Obama’s Tuesday comments, National Sheriffs’ Association Executive Director and CEO Jonathan Thompson said, “Mr. President, this is not a game. As we saw in Iowa this morning, where two police officers were ambushed and murdered, law enforcement is real life and, all too often, real death.”
NSA issues statement on President Obama's Comments on #NoDAPL Militants: "Mr. President, this is not a game." https://t.co/7pwrKYP4xj pic.twitter.com/TjaUMDIfTL
— National Sheriffs' Association (@NationalSheriff) November 2, 2016
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Obama said that while he is eager to see a resolution to the protest, including a rerouting of the pipeline away from Native American grounds, his comments gave short shrift to the growing violence against officers caught in the middle. More
EXCLUSIVE: @POTUS tells NowThis that Army Corps are considering ways to 're-route' Dakota Access Pipeline pic.twitter.com/vEbXb8guvG
— NowThis (@nowthisnews) November 2, 2016
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