Black Chicago Leaders Ask Obama: “Was It All About Using Us?”
By Robert Gehl, January 25, 2015.
A group of Black community leaders from Chicago have had enough.
After President Obama’s State of the Union address last week, they sat down at a restaurant in the Second City to offer up their real state of the union:
“Tonight, the president has spoke, and a Republican has spoke,” grassroots activist Paul McKinley said on the video. “And now, we’re going to speak.”
The group is called “Voices of the Ex-Offenders.” They sat down with RebelPundit to issue their scathing rebuke to Obama and his take on the Union.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MVRXiVDOFqo“The country’s more racially divided, you haven’t corrected that,” McKinley said.
On the economy, Obama’s policies have failed as well.
Everybody needs to be on your case about that. You got on national TV talking about ‘a middle-class economy works.’ For who? Who’d it work for? Why, it’s not even working for the middle-class people. They not even, they’re losing their houses. What middle-class economy you talkin’ about?
Another activist, Joseph Watkins, hoped the new GOP-controlled Congress can thwart some of Obama’s efforts.
We hope the Congress defund Obamacare. We pray that Congress do away with your amnesty executive order, giving and providing illegal aliens and immigrants working permit to make sure the black man don’t get jobs in our own community.
Finally, McKinley asked what the excitement in 2008 was all about:
“Was it all about using us?” he asked. “Was it all about getting all the people behind you to get you in the White House?”
H/T: BizPacReview.com
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