President Obama triggered a fresh wave of fury at home after he was photographed in front of a massive Che Guevara sculpture in Cuba Monday.
Visiting Havana’s Revolution Square, Obama stood in front of a Cuban ministry building featuring a five-story representation of Guevara.
Outrage on Twitter came fast.
Mr. President, you’re a disgrace. pic.twitter.com/CNRZk1dm3w
— Ben Shapiro (@benshapiro) March 21, 2016
Obama likes to accuse his opponents of “standing on the wrong side of history.” The irony here is sad. #CubaVisit pic.twitter.com/h8shb84Ha8
— FullMetalPatriot ?? (@FullMtlPatriot) March 21, 2016
Only way this picture could have worse optics is if Obama was standing in front of cells holding political prisoners pic.twitter.com/JHS9EuD8FU
— Josh Jordan (@NumbersMuncher) March 21, 2016
Pretty fitting that the building in the background is rundown, dilapidated and 1984-ish. #CubaVisit pic.twitter.com/2AoTBoHsgE
— Sweetened Beverage Recovery Fee (@jasonelevation) March 21, 2016
Obama & Co. pose meekly for a propaganda photo against the grim backdrop of the prison island. #sad #CubaVisit pic.twitter.com/ZBb64mQVUt
— Cruadin (@cruadin) March 21, 2016
Why did @WhiteHouse advance team approve this? Murderous bastard fanboys. #CubaVisit #CheTheMurderer pic.twitter.com/2WVflcqZvW
— Ali Alexander ? (@ali) March 21, 2016
“So, you’re sure that Che didn’t hate blacks and gays?”
“Like 80% sure, yeah”
“Okay let’s do the picture” #CubaVisit pic.twitter.com/kSWhOxlxWB— Evan Schrage (@EvanSchrage) March 21, 2016
President of the United States posing respectfully by a large Che Guevara. Good thing it wasn’t a Confederate flag! pic.twitter.com/YwwxADbMi3
— Razor (@hale_razor) March 21, 2016
