Just how much do the Internet’s conservatives support Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who gave a “partisan” speech to Congress Tuesday?
They go much farther than just using the Twitter hashtag #IStandWithBibi.
For many on the far right, taking sides on the issue of whether Netanyahu should even be speaking at Capitol Hill has more to do with being anti-President Obama than it does being pro-Israel.
Using Twitter, they’ve made one thing clear: they really, really wish Netanyahu would extend his Washington trip for about, say, four to eight years.
#IStandWithBibi <<<America craving a leader after six years of drought. #tcot #IStandWithIsrael
— Proudly Normal (@vibora_volando) March 3, 2015
https://twitter.com/RedMeatMonday/status/572770175256162304
Barack Obama, a terrorist's best friend.#Israel #Yemen #IStandWithBibi #Iran #JeSuisCharlie
— Regulus de Leo (@RegulusdeLeo) March 3, 2015
https://twitter.com/TraderRLH/status/572790726809034753
@alenesopinions @PolitiBunny Now enters the leader our US longs for! I am standing and applauding from my living room. #IStandWithBibi
— Pete Stevenson (@pjstevenson) March 3, 2015
Bibi give SOTU like speech to congress. #IStandWithBibi #NetanyahSpeech
— Petite Patriot (@Pamelajn922) March 3, 2015
https://twitter.com/Lisa_Luerssen/status/572786913859411968
Ironically, the beginning of Obama’s presidency was filled with accusations from the far right questioning his American citizenship. For some, the idea of having a foreigner president isn’t such a bad idea after all.
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