Saturday, December 24, 2016

White House Victicrat: 'Barack Hussein Obama Complains He Was Stereotyped and Vilified'

White House Victicrat: 'Barack Hussein Obama Complains He Was Stereotyped and Vilified'

December 24, 2016 White House Victicrat: 'Barack Hussein Obama Complains He Was Stereotyped and Vilified' , 1 Comments


By Live Trading News, Dec. 22, 2016 

Former US President Barack Hussein Obama blames conservative media’s factual reporting for his loss of stature in the public’s eyes over his 8 years in office.

In a series of interviews with The Atlantic ahead of a long-form feature published in the January/February magazine issue titled, “My President is Black,” Mr. Obama discussed race, the media, how his views were shaped by his upbringing, and what it took to win the Presidency.

Mr. Obama, in the 1st interview, talked a lot about how Americans viewed him from Y 2008 compared to now, and how the conservative media played a role in that.

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  1. AnonymousDecember 26, 2016 at 9:06 AM

    Hitler probably saw himself as a victim too in the end. It's not easy knowing you have failed and that your failure, glaring you in the face has eliminated your party's power from the outhouse to the White House. That can be painful if one can't man up and admit he made errors and his policies were misguided and wrong for our country.

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