Well Obama is a warrior too..he took the fight too the south side of Chicago..
What a guy Barry is..........
By the way, did Barry ever do a real days work like Jesse and Al?
I just love these phuckin Barry's and jesse's and Al's who are community activists in lieu of doing a Job.
Gosh forebid Al Sharpton ever did a phuckin real days work...or Barry for that matter.
What a guy Barry is..........
By the way, did Barry ever do a real days work like Jesse and Al?
I just love these phuckin Barry's and jesse's and Al's who are community activists in lieu of doing a Job.
Gosh forebid Al Sharpton ever did a phuckin real days work...or Barry for that matter.
The truth about Obama's "community organizer" BS:
In his memoir, Obama says being a community organizer taught him how to motivate the powerless and work the government to help them. His chief example is an effort to remove asbestos from Altgeld Gardens, an all-black public housing project on Chicago’s South Side.
But those who were involved in the effort say Obama played a minor role in working the problem and never accomplished his goal. A pre-existing group at Altgeld Gardens and a local newspaper, the Chicago Reporter, were working on the problem before Obama came on the scene, yet Obama does not mention them in his book, “Dreams From My Father: A Story of Race and Inheritance.”
“Just because someone writes it, doesn't make it true,” says Altgeld resident Hazel Johnson, who had been pushing for a cleanup of the cancer-producing substance years before Obama showed up.
Rep. Bobby L. Rush, D-Ill., says it was Johnson's work, along with asbestos testing by the Chicago Reporter, that got Chicago officials interested in the issue. Rush, who launched an inquiry into the situation when he was a member of the Chicago City Council, says he is “offended” that Obama did not mention Johnson in his account.
“Was [Obama] involved in stuff? Absolutely,”says Robert Ginsburg, an activist who worked with Johnson and Obama on the problem. “But there was stuff happening before him, and after him.”
After three years working as an organizer, Obama could say he helped obtain grants for a jobs program and got asbestos removed from some pipes in the project. But as the Los Angeles Times has noted, the “large-scale change that was needed at the 1,998-unit project was beyond his reach.” To this day, most of the asbestos remains in the apartments.
