Join the club, girlfriend.
Posted on 08/16/2011 12:57:52 PM PDT by Tribune7
The webzine edited by Henry Louis Gates Jr. has published an article suggesting that blacks not be so emotionally invested in President Obama.
It's written by Michael Arceneaux and entitled "Breaking Up With Boyfriend Barack". It appears in today's (Aug. 16) edition of The Root.
Arceneaux notes that (official) unemployment for African-Americans is double that of whites at 15.9 percent.
He points out that Obama's approval rate among blacks is down to 85 percent.
Gates was the famous participant at the "beer summit" held in July 24, 2009 which came after Obama made uninformed comments in defense of Gates who had been charged with disorderly conduct after police found him trying to break into his Cambridge, Mass. home from which he locked himself out, and he threw a fit upon being asked to identify himself.
(Excerpt) Read more at blog.billlawrenceonline.com ...
(Excerpt) Read more at blog.billlawrenceonline.com ...
You should go ahead and post the rest now.
...he’s looking for a feee ride on AF1
Obozo ain’t “’hood” enuff for the race pimps.
“He points out that Obama’s approval rate among blacks is down to 85 percent.”
Any discussion on the crippling “group pity and willing idiocy of the victimocracy” of blacks should begin here. “Down to 85%....” Cripes.
I betcha he gets one.
ping if you are interested.
Another year like this and Blacks are going to want to ship him back to Africa.
Pray for America
Join the club, girlfriend.
He points out that Obama’s approval rate among blacks is down to 85 percent.......no racism among the black race.
He needs 90-plus to win.
And a big turnout.
Thanks Tribune7.
http://blog.billlawrenceonline.com/2011/08/16/obama-loses-beer-buddy.aspx
http://www.theroot.com/views/breaking-boyfriend-barack
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