Barack Obama has made it plainly clear that he holds contempt for America and a large portion of it’s population, especially those who might have voted for President Trump.
During an appearance on the nationally syndicated black radio program The Breakfast Club on Wednesday, Obama made a completely racist comment and trashed Trump voters who he says were driven by what he referred to as “white male victimhood”.
The nation’s 44th president continues to demonstrate that his true legacy is the toxic atmosphere of identity politics largely due to his eight years in office when decades of racial progress were set back thanks to his venomous demagoguery and exploitation of black vs. white animosity for electoral gain.
According to Mr. Obama:
“What’s always interesting to me is the degree to which you’ve seen created in Republican politics the sense that White males are victims.”
“They are the ones who are under attack – which obviously doesn’t jive with both history and data and economics. But that’s a sincere belief that’s been internalized, that’s a story that’s being told and how you unwind that is going to be not something that is done right away, it’s going to take some time.”
His comments lay bare the hypocrisy of his former underling Joe Biden’s call for unity.
Via The Guardian, “Obama: Republicans portraying white men as ‘victims’ helped Trump win votes”:
Barack Obama said part of the reason 73 million Americans voted to re-elect Donald Trump in the election was because of messaging from Republicans that the country, particularly white men, are under attack.
In an interview with the radio show the Breakfast Club on Wednesday to promote his new memoir A Promised Land, Obama said Trump’s administration, which he did not name directly, “objectively has failed, miserably, in handling just basic looking after the American people and keeping them safe”, and yet he still secured millions of votes.
“What’s always interesting to me is the degree to which you’ve seen created in Republican politics the sense that white males are victims,” Obama said. “They are the ones who are under attack – which obviously doesn’t jive with both history and data and economics. But that’s a sincere belief, that’s been internalized, that’s a story that’s being told and how you unwind that is going to be not something that is done right away.”
During his first presidential campaign in 2008, dear leader mocked a large portion of the American electorate as “bitter clingers” for their desire to freely practice their religion and for embracing their Second Amendment rights.
In the same interview, Obama also denigrated Hispanics who voted for Trump.
According to Obama:
“People were surprised about a lot of Hispanic folks who voted for Trump, but there’s a lot of evangelical Hispanics who, you know, the fact that Trump says racist things about Mexicans, or puts detainees, undocumented workers in cages. They think that’s less important than the fact that he supports their views on gay marriage or abortion,”
He left out the idea that many Hispanics and especially those in South Florida where Democrats were trounced have an aversion to socialism, a major force in a party that no longer remotely resembles the JFK Democrats of old.
Few U.S. presidents have been more divisive or have done more damage to national unity than Obama, a truly infamous figure who will play a prominent behind the scenes role in a Biden-Harris administration.
Obama has taken a wrecking ball to this country and he is far from finished.
