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Official: Obama campaign tried to hurt black press
This b*stard only spent $1 million from an estimated $999 million dollar advertising budget with the black press. And this is coming from our supposedly 1st black president..
Its clear this president has nothing but empty words and utter disdain for the black community. I'll be sure to keep the board informed on how inept this president is at addressing needs in the black community.
Official: Obama campaign tried to hurt black press - YouTube
This b*stard only spent $1 million from an estimated $999 million dollar advertising budget with the black press. And this is coming from our supposedly 1st black president..
Its clear this president has nothing but empty words and utter disdain for the black community. I'll be sure to keep the board informed on how inept this president is at addressing needs in the black community.
What's more, many listeners and readers of Redding News Review were shocked to learn just how white the White House has become under Obama. There was only one black, Senior Advisor Valerie Jarrett made available for a recent photo shoot for key officials in the president's campaign and administration.
Still, Obama has said that his cabinet is diverse.
"So if you think about my first four years, the person who probably had the most influence on my foreign policy was a woman. The people who were in charge of moving forward my most important domestic initiative, health care, were women. The person in charge of our homeland security was a woman. My two appointments to the Supreme Court were women, and 50 percent of my White House staff were women. So I think people should expect that that record will be built upon during the next four years."
The only person who is not white in the above quote is Associate Justice of the Supreme Court Sonia Maria Sotomayor.
NAACP chair Benjamin Todd Jealous last week said he hopes the president puts a black woman on the Supreme Court.
Rep. Charlie Rangel recently said there is “no excuse” for the lack of diversity in Obama's recent choices and called the selections “embarrassing as hell.”
The Congressional Black Caucus has even gone as far as suggesting some of its members as possible cabinet level candidates. In all, it is said that the CBC provided 61 names to the Obama administration and none of those people have been appointed to positions.
Obama officials could not be reached at press time.
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Official: Obama campaign tried to hurt black press - YouTube