At least until Obama comes clean on those well known birther and serious missing records issues, issues which no other federal employee could keep from the public or their bosses as he has for 3 years now, and remain employed.
By bosses in this case who are "we", as we are in fact Obama's employers.
Anyhow, as a result of these unanswered questions surrounding Obama's past, he will never be embraced by much of the population, unless he changes his course about 180 degrees and then some from where he is now which most don't see him doing.
Therefore in my opinion based on that alone he can't carry the jock of Martin Luther King, along with even many hard working and historic African Americans of today who indeed could and I wish would. In fact here's just a few who've carved out exceptional lives under exceptional circumstances the suburban raised Obama knows or knew nothing about growing up......
Therefore in my opinion based on that alone he can't carry the jock of Martin Luther King, along with even many hard working and historic African Americans of today who indeed could and I wish would. In fact here's just a few who've carved out exceptional lives under exceptional circumstances the suburban raised Obama knows or knew nothing about growing up......
Men and women like Condoleeza Rice, Thomas Sowell, Clarence Thomas, and this man Colonel Allen West who I'd vote for in a second and twice on Sunday over Obama or anyone else were I in his neck of the woods.
This obviously accomplished and disciplined man knows how to get things done in the American way, and that's just what we need in Washington.
As for Obama and race relations that he also promised to turn the corner on, which was further from the truth as one can be as he's actually pulled the race card more than Jesse Jackson over the past year.....
Newsmax - Poll: Fewer See Obama Advancing Racial Ties: "Fewer Americans believe the presidency of Barack Obama, the first African American elected to the White House, has helped advance race relations compared with a year ago, a Washington Post-ABC News poll suggests.
The poll, published on the U.S. holiday commemorating civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr., found 41 percent now say Obama's presidency has helped race relations, compared with 58 percent on the eve of Obama's inauguration a year ago who said his presidency would help race relations.
The decline was the sharpest among African Americans, with 51 percent now saying Obama has helped advance race relations, compared with 75 percent who, last January, said they expected Obama's presidency to help.
The poll was conducted by telephone from January 12 to 15 among a random sample of 1,083 adults, and had a margin of error of plus or minus 3 percentage points. For the 153 African Americans polled, the margin of error was 8 percentage points.
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