After spending years igniting racial fires and fueling nationwide anti-cop protests, President Obama hopped the fence on Tuesday to sign a bill protecting police officers.  Coming a day after his Camden, New Jersey speech where he referred to police in military riot gear as resembling an “occupying force,” the turnaround was head-spinning.  Shortly before the Camden speech, Obama vowed to act on his 21st-century task force’s recommendations to ban the Pentagon’s sale of certain military gear to local and state law enforcement agencies. Without much media coverage, the next day Obama signed the Rafael Ramos and Wenjian Liu National Blue Alert Act of 2015 into law, with the families of two slain policemen standing behind him in the Oval office.  The Act establishes a communications system within the Department of Justice to issue warnings of "an imminent and credible threat that an individual intends to cause the serious injury or death...(Read Full Post)