Pimp this, Senator Obama

Tuesday, August 19, 2008
By Erik Rush

One of the fundamental (though perhaps not prioritized) questions people ask pertaining to presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama is that of what his ideas are for improving the lot of black Americans. Whether or not he feels a special affinity for this group (he identifies as black, after all, and until recently belonged to a black militant church) notwithstanding, it is only normal for the average American to consider this question despite the presumption that a President ought represent all the people.

After some digging for a platform or position of some sort to analyze, this columnist found on the subject what innumerable individuals have discovered as regards Obama’s plans to address any number of issues…

Nothing.

We have to do more in our own lives, our own families and our own communities. That starts with providing the guidance our children need, turning off the TV and putting away the video games; attending those parent-teacher conferences, helping our children with their homework and setting a good example.

- Sen. Obama, July 14, 2008

While the candidate has adopted some of the “tough love” rhetoric proffered by legendary comedian Bill Cosby (the sort of thing that prompted corporate blackmailer and poverty pimp Jesse Jackson to declare that he wanted to castrate Obama), the expected sagacious proposals for rousing black Americans to greater participation in the American Dream are as elusive as his grand design for “Change” in America. If inspiring talk was all that blacks needed, Jesse would have accomplished this decades ago.

Unfortunately – as is not surprising to many of us – Obama’s vision for American blacks doesn’t seem any more, well, visionary than was Bill Clinton’s or any other Democrat’s over the last 40 years. This might seem a tad strange considering that we’re dealing with a person steeped in a theology which teaches that being black is the black man’s “ultimate reality” (James Cone, Black Theology, Black Power, Orbis, 1997.). Judging from his nebulous, boilerplate far Left oratory, which includes such things as taxing corporations, the evil, faceless “rich” and cyclopean spending proposals for domestic and foreign poverty programs, it doesn’t appear that blacks can expect any more from Barack Obama than his perpetuating the institutions and cultural subversions that have kept so many black Americans poor and ignorant while incrementally degrading the spirit of those who aren’t as yet in that position.

This song is not only outrageously offensive to Sen. Clinton, Rev. Jackson, Sen. McCain and President Bush, it is offensive to all of us who are trying to raise our children with the values we hold dear.

- Sen. Barack Obama, on Politics as Usual, by Ludacris, July 30, 2008

This of course refers to a recent offering by the putrescent gangsta rapper and genetic throwback Ludacris, which not only ripped Sen. John McCain, but – in true chaotic rapper fashion – hammered Hillary Clinton and Jesse Jackson as well. I’d like to say that Obama can’t have it both ways, condemning a rapper’s lyrics while asserting that he is a “talented individual.” The problem there is that the press has determined he can have it any way he wants.

If any gangsta rappers possess talent in the understanding of most Americans Obama’s age (which is doubtful), they are simply prostituting their talent for dollars. As this columnist has asserted, rap is crap, and rappers are bums. If indeed Obama is the agent of change so many believe him to be, he should be throwing the entire rap industry under the bus with extreme prejudice, from each and every unintelligible performer (such as Ludacris) to leeches like rap moguls Sean Combs and Russell Simmons.

Apropos Obama’s comment above, given the opacity of the candidate pertaining to what “the values we hold dear” actually means to him: Here we have another instance of the press essentially acting as an arm of the Obama campaign; the press reports his remark, yet we are to believe no one within that body ever thought to request that he clarify those values. He steps in it, like he’s done so often, but the cameras quickly pan away as not to cause embarrassment as he wipes his shoe.

Absolutely surreal…

From what we’ve been led to believe, black voters are champing at the bit to cast their votes for the senator. It is truly sad that such a large percentage of any subgroup of Americans could be so thoroughly misled, as is the fact that Obama’s race counts for so much among them even though it’s clear that he’s just another grabbastic politician and Marxist who is already selling them out. This is unbeknownst to them, to be sure – but what else is new?

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One Response to “Pimp this, Senator Obama”

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    steven deluca Says:

    In today’s paper I learned that Obama wants his daughter’s and his wife to be treated equal to men. Does that mean lose custody in a divorce, not get the educational advantages women get in schools today, or be put on the front lines in war… does he want them to be one of the 93% of deaths in the work place?

    No, he wants to promote the myth that women get paid less, 77 cents on the dollar he said, – wonder who gave him that number. And he is going to force business to pay women fairly. Go for it Obama – make some of those big businesses do a little research so that they will come back with women earn more… if they have similar degrees, similar seniority compared to single men – and it’s working fathers who pick up the slack.

    Obama is looking for votes from women because he thinks most men and women still don’t know that black women and Asian women with similar degrees get paid more than white women.

    Well, they don’t get paid more it turns out; it turns out that white women are supported by white men so they work less, and they EARN less than white men, black women and Asian women with similar training. One young feeminist couldn’t believe that Asian women and black women were paid more with similar education so she checked it out and learned, damn, they put in more hours and more years… but she didn’t take another step to learn that men also put in FAR more hours and FAR more years too.

    We need to all write Obama a note and say he is losing votes by not noticing that the tide is shifting and feminist lies are no longer accepted as true by those who are well informed. If he isn’t well informed about something as simple as pay issues by gender then how will her run the country when more complex issues show up, like, say, terrorists, or oil problems.

    Maybe someone could mention to him that fewer males, white or black, graduate from college and far more males are in jail and that as a national security issue … what could be more pressing. Can we continue to dump billions into women’s issues when we have lost millions of men during a time in history where we will need every MAN we can get?

    SD

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