Protesters Greet Obama’s Motorcade In Orlando With ‘Kenyan Go Home’ Signs (PHOTO)

Protesters gather on the sidewalk in front of the Hilton as President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama prepare to deliver remarks at the Disabled American Veterans National Convention at the Orlando Hilton ... Protesters gather on the sidewalk in front of the Hilton as President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama prepare to deliver remarks at the Disabled American Veterans National Convention at the Orlando Hilton Ballroom in Orlando, Florida on Saturday, August 10, 2013. MORE LESS

President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama’s motorcade was greeted Saturday by protesters waving signs reading “Kenyan Go Home” and “Impeach Obama” outside a Hilton hotel in Orlando, Fla., where he was addressing the Disabled American Veterans National Convention before going on vacation.

About 50 protesters stood on either side of the road outside the hotel, “many of them older and most of them white,” according to a White House pool report. The protesters hoisted signs reading “Kenyan Go Home, “Impeach Obama” and “Obama Lies.”

Obama’s speech on the economy in Phoenix, Ariz. last week drew a crowd of protesters who shouted racially charged insults, including calling the president “47 percent negro.” 

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