My government believes Obama is quite mentally unwell

Twitter blew up over a shocking claim made by a senior EU diplomat, John Schindler, concerning the mental health of President Obama. The comment was revealed by a columnist for the New York Observer Wednesday. John Schindler is the Observer’s national security columnist and he thinks that Obama has lost it. I agree. 

John Schindler via Twitter: “Had a senior EU diplomat, old friend, ask me today, “How does your impeachment work? My government believes Obama is quite mentally unwell.” Indeed, he is. 

Too bad Americans can’t seem to see or admit it.

From American News:

Recently, experts are starting to question President Barack Obama’s mental health, and international leaders are starting to take notice.

According to John Schindler, a columnist for the Daily Beast and former National Security Agency intelligence analyst, a European Union diplomat recently suggested that Obama is “quite mentally ill.” Schindler also claims he went on to inquire about our impeachment process.

The comment, which was posted to Schindler’s Facebook account, brought into light a heated debate about whether or not our president is equipped to handle his duties, or whether he should be forced out of the White House.

What do you think? Is Obama swiftly ruining our country’s leadership position?

This wasn’t a personal opinion… it comes from a foreign government. That says it all.

Not only are foreigners wondering why we don’t impeach Obama, I wonder why we don’t as well. So do millions of Americans. 

When Sarah Palin and Mark Levin called for Obama’s impeachment, the talking heads and others called them crazy. We should have impeached his sorry ass long ago instead of letting him wreak havoc and destroy our country. 

Our leaders better get the political will and soon. Obama can still be prosecuted when he leaves office. I think the next conservative president should make it a priority. 

When foreigners can see our dilemma more clearly than we can or will, we are in deep, deep trouble.