Posted on 12/26/2010 9:54:33 PM PST by Free ThinkerNY
President Obama and the first lady sent out Kwanzaa greetings Sunday on the first day of the seven-day celebration.
"Michelle and I extend our warmest thoughts and wishes to all those who are celebrating Kwanzaa this holiday season," Obama said in a statement.
"Today is the first of a joyful seven-day celebration of African American culture and heritage. The seven principles of Kwanzaa -- Unity, Self Determination, Collective Work and Responsibility, Cooperative Economics, Purpose, Creativity, and Faith -- are some of the very values that make us Americans."
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Let's celebrate!
I couldn’t tell. Did the White House have an aluminum Kwanzaa pole?
I couldn’t tell. Did the White House have an aluminum Kwanzaa pole?
I guess the airing of grievances is full time there, not just at Kwanzaa. That’s what his people do,bitch and moan
How quaint.
Will obuma give michelle a soldering iron for kwanzaaaaaaaaaa?
On the second day of Kwanzaa Øbama gave to me
Two Jaily birds,
And a Marxist in a red tree.
On the third day of Kwanzaa Øbama gave to me
Three Dixie Chicks.
Two Jaily birds,
And a Marxist in a red tree.
On the fourth day of Kwanzaa Øbama gave to me
Four Lenin busts.
Three Dixie Chicks,
Two Jaily birds,
And a Marxist in a red tree.
On the fifth day of Kwanzaa Øbama gave to me
Five fel-on-ies.
Four Lenin busts,
Three Dixie Chicks,
Two Jaily birds,
And a Marxist in a red tree.
On the sixth day of Kwanzaa Øbama gave to me
Six Castro jumpsuits.
Five fel-on-ies,
Four Lenin busts,
Three Dixie Chicks,
Two Jaily birds,
And a Marxist in a red tree.
On the seventh day of Kwanzaa Øbama gave to me
Seven Mao pajamas,
Six Castro jumpsuits,
Five fel-on-ies,
Four Lenin busts
Three Dixie Chicks,
Two Jaily birds,
And a Marxist in a red tree.
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