Obama’s ‘Daddy Left Me’ self pity getting a tad tiresome

With Obama’s “it’s Bush’s fault” nearly six-year-long alibi, he scored an interview with Bush’s daughter before Father’s Day 2014

Obama’s ‘Daddy Left Me’ self pity getting a tad tiresome

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By Judi McLeod


“A lot of young men of color” whom President Barack Obama says “aren't doing well”, are doing a lot better than him.

The young men of color are out there trying to finish their education or are actively looking for jobs in Obama’s job-dry society.

The young men of color don’t find time to complain but only to keep on going.

It is certain that none of them ever land an interview with President Bush’s daughter, Jenna Bush Hager.

And for sure, many young men of color abandoned by fathers when they were just children don’t whine about growing up without a father in their lives as this president continues to do.

In a nano second, Obama went from talking about “a lot of young men of color aren't doing well” to bring the conversation back to his favorite topic: BHO.



“The truth is, is that a lot of young men of color aren’t doing well. Partly because they don’t have dads in their lives. Partly because they don’t have networks of support. It’s important to me partly because, you know, I grew up without a dad, and you know, I know that I went through my own struggles,” said Obama, just days before Father’s Day.” (Weekly Standard, June 12, 2014)
http://www.weeklystandard.com/blogs/obama-lot-young-men-color-arent-doing-well_794906.html

If Jenna Bush Hager were a real journalist rather than the privileged daughter of a former president, her first question following Obama’s statement would have been: “And whose fault is that?”

Statistics prove that unemployment among black youth is 393 percent higher than the national rate.

”The black youth unemployment rate for ages 16-19 is 393% higher than the national unemployment rate, according to data released today by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).” (CNSNews.com, Nov. 8, 2013)


With Obama’s “it’s Bush’s fault” nearly six-year-long alibi,  he scored an interview with Bush’s daughter before Father’s Day 2014.

“I made a decision in young adulthood that it was going to be important for me to make sure that I was there for my kids,” Obama added. “I've really tried to make sure that I didn’t miss parent-teacher conferences, that I didn't miss the ballet recitals or the soccer games. I tried to be disciplined about if I’m in town, being home for dinner every single night, and I think it’s made a difference. You know the one thing the girls know about me is I love them to death.”

Easy to love your own children to death.

Allowing the black youth unemployment rate for ages 16-19 to soar 393% higher than the national unemployment rate on your watch is not love but destruction.

Going on age 53, isn't it time It’s time for Obama to retire the ‘Daddy Left Me’  self pity act?