Digital Hate: Billboard Calls Obama Hitler!

Peek a boo, I impeach you!

Fort Wayne, Indiana is a city in the northeast quadrant of the state. The population is 224,000 people and somewhere in that city lies a downright ignorant ass human pile of excrement who believes the twice elected first Black president is Adolf Hitler and he should be impeached.

WANE TV reports that an embarrassment has plagued their city. A person with a digital billboard has the president with a little mustache and the words of impeachment.

Adorned with a picture of Obama, complete with Hitler's signature mustache, the billboard -- reportedly located at the Cornerstone Plaza in Kendallville. The town is located about 30 miles from Fort Wayne.

The Cornerstone Plaza sign located on U.S. 6 in Kendallville showed the images. The sign caused much controversy in the city.

"The first thing I thought of with that little mustache of Hitler, I didn't like it," said Billy Wright, of Kendallville.

Charlotte Wright lives in Fort Wayne. She said she heard about the sign by watching NewsChannel 15. She shared the story on Facebook and said Facebook users were outraged by the electronic sign.

"It's too bad because it does mark the businesses and the town," she said.

Kendallville Mayor Suzanne Handshoe was made aware of the sign by the town's newspaper. She said she's been iinundated with endless phone calls and messages about the sign. She said this is not the picture she wants painted about her town, and was glad it has been removed.

"All the hard work that we put forward as a community to change our image, to be a positive, growing community, and then a sign like this appears. It just undoes everything we've been doing," said Mayor Handshoe.

The sign was made possible by the LaRouchePac. LaRouchePac is a political action committee created by Lyndon LaRouche. He has run for president multiple times but served jail time in 1988 for mail fraud.


Group members tell NewsChannel 15 they were in Kendallville over the weekend talking about the process of impreaching President Obama and what their group is about.

"There to stir the pot and let people know that there's a political fight that's going on, that's going on in D.C. and extends out to the regions of the country," said Bill Roberts of the LaRouchePac.

Our news partners at KPC News reports the sign was taken down Tuesday because it was up longer than it should have been.