Hey, Obama, why didn't you deport the Nazi?

Don Surber writes,

Hey, Obama, how hard is it to deport a Nazi?
Obama hit the campaign trail on Friday running. He was in top shape. The American Mirror reported, "Obama refers to himself 102 times during 64-minute speech."

And Obama had a new straw man to slay.

Obama said, "How hard can that be? Saying that Nazis are bad."

We rid the world of the Nazi threat 74 years ago. So it is pretty easy to call Nazis bad.

Deporting them takes courage, morals, and brains.

I know that because President Trump just deported one that Obama refused to deport for eight years, and Bush 43 failed to deport for four years.

USA Today reported on August 21, "The United States government has finally been allowed to deport former Nazi concentration camp guard Jakiv Palij, thanks to a special German government dispensation.

"The 94-year-old Polish-born Palij arrived in a military airplane at Düsseldorf Airport on Tuesday morning. The Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung newspaper reported that he was taken by ambulance to a nursing home in the Münsterland region."

President Trump got rid of this trash. Like I said, Obama and Bush didn't.

The story said, "A deportation order was issued in 2004, but he was never deported."

Germany refused to take him. Trump's ambassador, Richard Grenell, made them an offer they could not refuse.

Obama's party delayed Grenell's appointment for a year.

Now you know why.

Obama talks a great game, delivers nothing. I don't need him. I already have a couple empty suits in my closet.