Walker's local paper/mouthpiece, which usually loooooves him, even threw him a lifeline with an opportunity again -- and again, Walker punted on it, for all of his local fanboyz and fangurlz to see.  (Of course, he doesn't loooove them now and only looooves Iowans and New Hampshirites, as well as big money in NYC and DC, where he is now.  Yes, we have a "Where's Walker?" map.)

The resulting social-media meltdown of his extremists, the Walker Wackos here, also is fun to watch.  Walker apparently has not sent them their daily talking points from NYC, DC, etc., so they do not know what to retype to rebut.

Giuliani told the New York Times he thought it was "a joke" to say that his comments, including the statement that Obama "wasn't brought up the way you were brought up and I was brought up, through love of this country", might be perceived as racist. "He was brought up by a white mother, a white grandfather, went to white schools, and most of this he learned from white people," Giuliani said. "This isn't racism. This is socialism or possibly anti-colonialism."

"The problem is, is that the way Bush has done it over the last eight years is to take out a credit card from the Bank of China in the name of our children, driving up our national debt from $5 trillion dollars for the first 42 presidents -- number 43 added $4 trillion dollars by his lonesome, so that we now have over $9 trillion dollars of debt that we are going to have to pay back -- $30,000 for every man, woman and child. That's irresponsible. It's unpatriotic." (Emphasis is mine.)
- Sen. Barack Obama, Fargo, ND (July 3, 2008)

It should be noted that Obama quite specifically used the sentence "It's unpatriotic," and not "He's unpatriotic." (And please don't insist that it's somehow the same thing, when it's clearly not.)

Obama has never once accused his predecessor of being unpatriotic personally, a charge which has been leveled at him repeatedly by the GOP right.

I want no part of his warped version of America, and for once I'm in the majority in having that opinion.  Even the GOP base wants no part of this clown.  

Suffice to say that the right-wing crackpottery which you and Hisexonner are currently peddling had a "sell by" date which has long since expired.

If you don't like that particular characterization, then I suggest that you look elsewhere to share your own fact-free misperceptions with those who might better appreciate such warped delusions.

Giuliani criticized Obama's upbringing. Giuliani's father was a violent felon who did time in Sing Sing and was a local mob enforcer.

Giuliani went so far as to rebuke the President for not being "brought up the way you were and the way I was brought up through love of this country," a bow no doubt to the parenting prowess of Harold Giuliani, who did time in Sing Sing for holding up a Harlem milkman and was the bat-wielding enforcer for the loan-sharking operation run out of a Brooklyn bar owned by Rudy's uncle.

Giuliani's father's reported remarks on race are a disgrace (I won't print them, you can read them on page 7 of this article, which is an excerpt from the author's published biography on Giuliani.)  Also, Rudy, his father and his uncles sought draft deferments. Rudy got six of them.

Rudy may have forgotten the half-dozen deferments he won ducking the Vietnam War, even getting the federal judge he was clerking for to write a letter creating a special exemption for him.

Obama's grandfather and uncle both served. His grandfather helped liberate Buchenwald.

Obama's grandfather and uncle served. His uncle helped liberate Buchenwald, which apparently affected him so deeply he stayed in the family attic for six months when he returned home.

Rudy promoting his upbringing as more American and loving of America than Obama's shows he's either demented or in the twilight zone.

Then, on Hannity, he once again cast himself as the hero of 9/11.

"You know, President Obama didn't live through September 11, I did. President Obama didn't almost have a building fall on him, myself and my police commissioner and my fire commissioner did."

His police commissioner who he nominated for Homeland Security Chief, who had to withdraw his nomination and then pleaded guilty and went to prison.

See, Rudy's five biggest lies on 9/11.

Why does his allegedly being an "authoritarian narcissist"  or a bad father have anything to do with the truth or falsehood of his claims about Obama.

In my opinion, the answer to your question lies in the fact that what Giuliani uttered was not a direct criticism of one or more of Obama's policies.

Saying that Obama doesn't love him is, in my opinion, both nutty and irrelevant.

It is he, Giuliani, that opened to the door for a discussion about public figures and their capacity to express love.

I can't imagine, personally, spending even a millisecond thinking about the navel-gazing proposition of whether Obama loves me. And were I to do so, I can't imagine for even a mini-millisecond, expressing my belief on that demented subject in a public forum.

I will relate that as a New Yorker living all too near the disaster at the Trade Center, I personally witnessed Giuliani at work. That is to say, strutting around, pretending to lead, while actually doing nothing but using the disaster to promote himself and his gigantic ego. This was the way that Giuliani was expressing "love" to the citizens of New York City.
Being one big bul-sh-tter. Using us for his own aggrandizement.  
And then he capped it off by opposing a pay increase for the firefighters who were the ones actually dealing with the disaster.
No one could have sunk lower than Giuliani.