“Obama could do much to alleviate and educate Black Americans concerning the cause of most of their problems.”
And this is the great lost opportunity of the Obama presidency.
Esp. since he really IS a good example of what more black American men need to be: a loyal husband and a good father.
Esp. since he could talk about his own rather disrupted childhood, how not having his own father around was hurtful to him, and why he decided to do things differently.
(OK, I mean maybe Obama is really just some Manchurian candidate and he would have nothing to say on these subjects. I’ve never read, and would never read any of his books, maybe he did discuss some of these topics there. But just let me go on for the sake of argument.)
He went into office with a lot of goodwill from not only his supporters but many others who were willing to give him a chance. (Hey, not us on the hard right, but forget about us for a moment.)
He must have really seemed like a great hero to black americans (and I can’t blame any black person for thinking that way at that time).
He could really, really have done some good.
And he just didn’t even try to really lift up or encourage black people. He just did the worst of race pandering and plied his commie agenda.
So, now we are all much worse off and a unique opportunity is lost forever.
I’m convinced this is all because Obama doesn’t give a hoot about anybody but himself.
Help my fellow black americans? Hmmmmm, nope, I’d rather hit the links instead.
I would not consider him a black American. He did not have a typical life. Most black Americans I know have never been out of their neighborhoods much less lived in a foreign country.