If I may be so bold, I think there is a lesson in scripture for us in the books of Kings and the books of the Chronicles:
After the horribly unrighteous reign of Manasseh a king arose named Josiah, who tried to kindle a revival and a return to righteousness in Israel, but it is all for nought because the real problem was that it was the people who had turned their backs on HaShem and were exhibiting disrespect for Him and His Law.
I think we had our Hezekiahs and our Josiahs, but they are gone and look at the unbelieving, unrighteous state of the people of America. I think the lesson we must take from this is that, if we end up in HaShem's woodshed over this or any other issue, it will be the result of unbelievers and lukewarm or apostate religious clergy and laity who disrespect HaShem's Law and His people, not so much the government...
Agreed---as too many are blaming men rather than looking to themselves and seeing how they are the issue with God's destruction..
And in all realness, even if President Obama or others had not stated as they did with Israel, the bottom line is that the U.S.A would STILL be subject to God's judgement. One cannot have the high rates of immorality (i.e murder/crime, despising the poor, not defending the orphan/widow, abortion, sexual idolatry in the media, inappropriate contentagraphy, human trafficking, etc) and think that just because Israel is supported means that the Lord is going to turn a blind eye. The same goes for what's occurring in the Israeli State, as it concerns the majority of the nation being for agnostic or atheistic belief----for God made clear that He takes issue with anyone who rejects Him but still wants His benefits. The same goes for the U.S., as many often say "In God We Trust" and this is a "Christian Nation" when the reality is that we're far from reflecting who Christ was......
The U.S prided itself in supporting Israel back in the 60's, yet the issue of discrimination toward minorities the Sexual Revolution and the U.S Policy of Militarism and violence was still a glaring issue that not many wished to address. Those things were just as able to bring SEVERE judgement as not supporting God's people when they were in need--but others would avoid that....and decieve themselves into thinking they were "covered"
Martin Luther King said it best in his speech "A Time to Break Silence", as it concerns his comment that the U.S. government [was/is] "the greatest purveyor of violence in the world today". This was in context to a speech delivered on April 4, 1967 at Riverside Church in New York City - exactly one year before his untimely death:
The world was doomed anyway you slice it, just as in the book of I-II Kings when the Lord postponed Judgement on His people for the rampant immorality---and the righteous reforms by other kings (i.e Josiah, Hezekiah, Jehosophat, etc) in Judah could not keep the people right forever. Israel was without any righteous kings....and perished hard. Judah had some level of righteousness.....but even that wasn't enough to keep things off.