Go figure. It looks like Obama has modified a symbol of the United States of America in order to further his political agenda. He has the nerve to take the existing design that our forefathers gave us and modified its design. This seems like another indication of the "change" that he has in store for all those that support him.
No need to honor the flag...no problem. No need to put hand over heart during national anthem...no problem. No need to show respect for this country's Presidential Seal...no problem. Welcome to Barack Obama's new America
This is the original "Seal of the President of the United States."
This is Obama's modified version. There is no denying where he copied it from:
It appears that Obama feels he can ignore the symbols and traditions of our great country? Why? Because he can, and his supporters could care less. It seems like another indication of what Omama has in store for us if he is elected into office.
Obama debuts new seal
By NEDRA PICKLER, Associated Press Writer
Fri Jun 20, 4:05 PM ET
CHICAGO - For anyone trying to picture Barack Obama as president, his campaign offered a visual aid.
A new seal made its debut on Obama's podium Friday as he held a round-table discussion with Democratic governors. The seal, with a blue background and an eagle in the center clutching arrows and an olive branch, might remind some of the presidential version.
But on closer look, the seal is full of symbols representing Obama's campaign of change.
The presidential seal has the Latin phrase "E pluribus unum" — "Out of many, one." In place of that, Obama's seal says, "Vero possumus" — a rough Latin translation of his slogan of "Yes, we can."
On podiums at the White House, the seal is encircled with the words, "Seal of the President of the United States." Obama's Internet-driven campaign lists his Web site address in that place.
Where the presidential version has a shield over the eagle's breast, Obama's has his "O" campaign logo with a rising sun representing hope ahead.
Play of the Day: Obama debuts new seal - Yahoo! News
Anyway to get him for copyright infringement??
