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==== Absence at Scalia's and Nancy Reagan's funerals ====

==== Absence at Scalia's and Nancy Reagan's funerals ====

Obama has consistently shown himself to the be a staunch liberal and is arguably the farthest left president the United States has ever had.  Unlike Ronald Reagan who had a cordial relationship with Tip O'Neil, Obama rarely engages in bipartisanship and rarely (if ever) fraternizes with conservatives and frequently expresses loathing of conservatives/conservatism.   

The first section of this article did not say that President Obama ''was invited'' to attend the Scalia or Nancy Reagan funerals.  Obama has consistently shown himself to the be a staunch liberal and is arguably the farthest left president the United States has ever had.  Unlike Ronald Reagan who had a cordial relationship with Tip O'Neil, Obama rarely engages in bipartisanship and rarely (if ever) fraternizes with conservatives and frequently expresses loathing of conservatives/conservatism.   

Obama's absence at the funerals of [[Antonin Scalia]] and Nancy Reagan might be explained by his antipathy towards conservatives and not antipathy to those who call themselves Christians.  Or it could be explained by his desire not to disrupt the funerals with the added security that the Secret Service brings to any Presidential event.

Obama's absence at the funerals of [[Antonin Scalia]] and Nancy Reagan might be explained by his antipathy towards conservatives and not antipathy to those who call themselves Christians.  Or it could be explained by his desire not to disrupt the funerals with the added security that the Secret Service brings to any Presidential event.