Barack Obama: President of the United States of Black America

By: DrJohn



After a while it becomes painfully obvious and it can no longer be ignored. Barack Obama is first and foremost the President of Black America. Barack Obama sent a convoy to the funeral of Michael Brown. It was a delegation of three officials. He sent three fewer to the funeral of Margaret Thatcher:

The White House sent three officials to attend Monday’s funeral for Michael Brown in St. Louis — three more than it sent for former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher’s funeral last year.

The administration’s handling of the Brown funeral already has started to raise comparisons between the two.

For Monday’s funeral, the White House sent two officials with the White House Office of Public Engagement as well as Broderick Johnson, chairman of the My Brother’s Keeper Task Force.

No White House officials, though, were part of the presidential delegation sent last year to Thatcher’s funeral. For that, the White House sent former secretaries of State George Schultz and James Baker III — as well as the charge d’affaires to the U.K. and the former U.S. ambassador.

At the time, the nature of the delegation stirred controversy in the British media as tabloids claimed British officials felt snubbed that high-level American officials — including President Obama himself — were not attending.

Neither Obama nor any White House officials attended the funeral of the two star General killed in Afghanistan, Harold Greene.



Attending the Chris Stevens Memorial Service?

San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee called Stevens a “hero” who led a “distinguished life and sacrificed his life for us…He simply made the world a better place for all of us.”

Other leaders including former Secretary of State George Shultz; retired diplomat Tom Pickering, who was charged to investigate the Benghazi killings; U.S. Rep. Barbara Lee (D-Oakland) and the Libyan Ambassador to the United States, Ali S. Aujali, spoke at the service. Aujali said there was “no excuse” for what happened, describing Stevens as a man who knew the Libyan people – and their suffering – well.

Now let’s examine other events.

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If I were able to talk to Barack Hussein Obama, the first question I would ask him: "What is it like being the last black president of the Unites States of America?"