Alabama Senator Rips Obama for Focusing on State of the 'Union,' Ignoring 'Confederacy'

Written by Redd Neck Tuesday, 31 January 2012

Alabama Senator Dick "Shelby" Charger (R) panned President Barack Obama's "State of the Union" address, saying the president was just another "Northern Elite" who never considers the "State of the Confederacy," which he believes still exists in 2012.A Senator from Alabama conjures this image of President Barack Obama delivering a "State of the Union" address that ignores the "State of the Confederacy."

"Just look at the title of his little speech," noted Charger. "The Union is a divisive term for those of us in the Mighty South. He might as well have called it the 'State of the Northern Aggression.' Those of us in the Confederacy don't recognize this Kenyan socialist and his anti-white stances."

Although the phrase State of the Union was written into Article II of the U.S. Constitution when adopted in 1787, Charger notes that it wasn't called that until Franklin D. Roosevelt used it in 1937.

"Roosevelt was a Democrat, and most likely a Communist," added Charger. "He used the word Union to alienate and degrade fine, white southern gentlemen like myself. And Barack Hussein Obama is carrying on that tradition."

Charger proposed a counter-speech to be prepared each year by a loyalist to the Confederate States of America, which most people outside of the south believe were defeated in the Civil War in 1865. The Senator added that such a speech would balance the "anti-free-market ramblings typical from the Northern states that cling to the Union Blue."

"The South shall rise again someday," he continued. "And when that day comes, ya'll better watch out! We'll repeal everything that happened since 1865, except maybe the George W. years, as he was a good ol' Yale graduate from Massachusetts who lived a few years in Texas."