Today\’s quote comes to us from Mark Levin, the constitutional lawyer, commentator, and radio show host.
This is Mr. Levin\’s explanation of President Obama\’s and Attorney General holders\’ actions over the course of the Obama administration:
“Now, this country\’s being turned upside down by this president and attorney general hang in their surrogates. So the question is why, and I\’ll tell why, among other things. In the black community under our first black president and our first black attorney general, it\’s miserabgh High unemployment, the schools stink and they oppose school choice.“What else is going on? Black-on-black crime is through the roof, 9 out of 10 blacks are murdered by blacks. You have gang violence in cities like Chicago. What are they doing about it? Nothing. When they met on Monday, did they talk about it? Not a word. What about the shop owners were burned out in Ferguson, Missouri, overwhelmingly black and Hispanic? Were they invited to speak on Monday? Nothing.“So now Obama and holder and his surrogates are doing what? They\’re undermining our police officers, all police officers regardless of race, pushing what? An agenda to nationalize local police forces. Why? Is Obama doing such a great job? He\’s doing a disastrous job.“This has nothing to do with racial profiling, nothing to do with a racist cop, nothing to do with the militarization of the police force, yet this is why they burp up and spit out.”
Angry words. But do they make valid points?
Can anyone honestly say black citizens have fared well during the Obama administration? Can anyone seriously say that they have done anything but fall further and further behind?
I may not agree with everything Mr Levin said. But I award him Quote Of The Day honors for a large majority of what he said, which I do agree with.
We are constantly bombarded with demands that we must have a discussion about race – as if such a discussion never takes place. When do we have a discussion about how Black people have fared under Barack Obama, why they so monolithically support him anyway…
…and what most Black people would say about the identical performance by a white President?
