Obaka: Playing Race Cards

Mr Obaka has decided to pull the Race Card out in the open:



If you're a Caucasoid you are immaterial; you are not the future Mr Obaka is looking for, as he wants "African-Americans, Latinos, and women who powered our victory in 2008 [to] stand together once again."

This, of course, on the heels of the state of Arizona deciding on its own that it will begin to enforce the very immigration laws that the federal government has purposely ignored for years. A move like that threatens Mr Obaka, the Demorats and Leftists because it could negatively impact the number of potential votes for Free Cheese, hence the Demorat Party.

And please note this: whilst, on one hand, the Obaka Administration excoriates Arizona for daring to push the federal system to enforce the laws on its own federal books -- it decides to close down a French restaurant in Pacific Beach, Fornicalia -- and then it wants to take the property on which the restaurant sits -- because it has allegedly hired illegal workers. In Fornicalia, that means Mexicans.

But let's look, for a moment, at the example the federal government wants to set with this action. The "Do As I Say, But Not As I Do" Mr Obaka speaks drivel from both sides of his mouth.

On one hand he condemns Arizona for racism. On the other hand he secretly steps up stepping down on illegal workers at their work sites. From The San Diego Union-Tribune:

The indictment is in one sense the latest example of a stepped-up effort by the Obama administration to attack illegal immigration by cracking down on the employers who hire them.

Several high-profile cases, including one in Maryland and another in Illinois, targeted restaurants, an industry that historically has been a magnet for illegal workers.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has increased its investigative audits of employers by scouring their books and employment records for evidence they were illegally hiring.

You cannot have both things at once.

Mr Obaka plays the American public as nothing more than a quivering, ignorant mass.

You, my friends, have to prove him wrong.

Come November.

We'll give the ballot box the first try.

After that. . . ?

BZ