Silly Little Country

A Shameful Farce

More on the Chicago that remains in Obama.

I would feel sadder if I thought of him as anything more than a Chicago politician
But to quote Steve Sailer,

In reality, however, Ricci is not an unusual case with particularly complicated facts. It’s just business as usual in American society.
When President Obama graduated from Harvard Law School, he chose, out of hundreds of job offers, to work for a Chicago law firm that specialized in suing over purported discrimination against blacks. For example, as I point out in America’s Half-Blood Prince: Barack Obama’s “Story of Race and Inheritance,” Obama made one of his rare court appearances to accuse Citibank of not giving enough mortgage money to minorities. The Chicago Sun-Times reported in 2007:
"Obama represented Calvin Roberson in a 1994 lawsuit against Citibank, charging the bank systematically denied mortgages to African-American applicants and others from minority neighborhoods." [As Lawyer Obama Was Strong, Silent Type December 17, 2007 By Abdon M. Pallasch]
(By the way, how’s that working out for us these days?)

He chose to be a Chicago politician. And that part of him is not pretty.

posted by Alan Adamson @ 2:15 PM