Obama is the biggest racist I've ever seen in the white house. In fact, that's all his presidency is about. His presidency is about how he's a black man. That's it. He's still a banker's boy and a corporate whore, but the only thing that sets him apart from George W. Bush is skin color.
Obama constantly harps on race. He is the king of racists, and his Attorney General Holder is the prince of racists. Both of them say that if you criticize them, it's because they're black.
At any rate, this story is very funny because of obama's willingness to play the race card on every hand. He yammers about race constantly, so why WOULDN'T he pull this stunt out of his ass? He claimed African-African descent on his father's side when running for the presidency, but now he wants some homeboy support, so he claims African-American slave roots. On his lily-white MOTHER'S side of the family. I suspect the opposition did the research and released the story, but o the irony. The poetic justice. Obama the racist stuck in a dead end with no way to back up. He will be remembered for claiming slave heritage from his mother. So funny.
Obama's latest racist behavior:
His July 26 executive order established a government panel to promote "a positive school climate that does not rely on methods that result in disparate use of disciplinary tools."
"African Americans lack equal access to highly effective teachers and principals, safe schools, and challenging college-preparatory classes, and they disproportionately experience school discipline," said the order, titled "White House Initiative On Educational Excellence."
Because of those causes, the report suggests, "over a third of African American students do not graduate from high school on time with a regular high school diploma, and only four percent of African American high school graduates interested in college are college-ready across a range of subjects."
"What this means is that whites and Asians will get suspended for things that blacks don't get suspended for," because school officials will try to level punishments despite groups' different infraction rates, predicted Hans Bader, a counsel at the Competitive Enterprise Institute. Bader is a former official in the Education Department's Office for Civil Rights, and has sued and represented school districts and colleges in civil-rights cases.
"It is too bad that the president has chosen to set up a new bureaucracy with a focus on one particular racial group, to the exclusion of all others," said Roger Clegg, the president of the Center for Equal Opportunity.