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Dinesh D’Souza compares Ebola outbreak to Pres. Obama’s father
Conservative author Dinesh D'Souza suggested on social media that the influence Barack Hussein Obama Sr. had on the president is "more dangerous" than Ebola.
Dinesh D'Souza exits the Manhattan Federal Courthouse after pleading guilty in New York, May 20, 2014.Reuters
By
Clare Kim
Conservative author and filmmaker Dinesh D’Souza weighed in on the Ebola outbreak by comparing the deadly virus to President Obama’s father.
In a tweet and Facebook post both published Monday, D’Souza wrote, “Which is a more dangerous infection: #Ebola, or the dreams from his father?” The illustration in the Facebook post featured a photo of a virus strain and a photo of the president’s father, Barack Hussein Obama Sr., a central figure in the president’s first autobiography.
D’Souza coined the term “Obola,” another outbreak affecting Americans, later tweeting:
Which is worse: EBOLA, the disease; or OBOLA, the dream from his father?(with illustration) https://t.co/zsWqu4KuqR
D’Souza also tweeted the first lady Sunday, accusing President Obama of “allowing” Ebola into the country and even labeling President Obama’s second term as “The Ebola Presidency.”
Tell us, Michelle, will "healthy eating" protect us from the Ebola your husband allowed into this country? http://t.co/cL4XIU20I7
D’Souza, a frequent critic of President Obama, has published three books and two movies attacking President Obama, his story, and his policies. In late September, he was sentenced to spend eight months in a community confinement center during five years of probation after pleading guilty to a campaign finance law violation.
— Dinesh D'Souza (@DineshDSouza) October 6, 2014
