It seems that islamobama fell far short of his goals…
A recently unearthed essay co-written by Barack Obama in 1991 stated that the American dream is to be Donald Trump.
Penned while the former president was a graduate student at Harvard Law — with the help of fellow classmate Robert Fisher — “Race and Rights Rhetoric” summed up the American mindset as “a continuing normative commitment to the ideals of individual freedom and mobility, values that extend far beyond the issue of race in the American mind.”
“The depth of this commitment may be summarily dismissed as the unfounded optimism of the average American—I may not be Donald Trump now, but just you wait; if I don’t make it, my children will.”
The excerpt of that previously unpublished law school paper found its way inside Rising Star: The Making of Barack Obama, the new 1,460-page biography written by Pulitzer Prize winning historian David Garrow that focuses on Obama’s early years.
The paper argued that black Americans should “shift away from rights rhetoric and towards the language of opportunity.”Via: TheDailyCaller
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Well here’s an interesting scenario President meets Businessman now President and wants to be a Businessman as an Ex-President … The mind boggles .. Great post Frank and Freda .. Ian
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I think the basis of the left, the core of their passion…is to covet. They are sad and unfulfilled, they feel guilty over their wickedness, and they feel inadequate…they desperately want what others have, and are certain their lack of peace is someone else fault and they have been unfairly treated.
None of it’s true, but they “feel” it is. The progressives consist of immature “bad seed” children, who stomp and cuss and scream out their frustrations at normal people, confused as to why their vociferous screeds are ineffective…
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