President Obama -- FIRES BACK AT MICHAEL JORDAN ... Worry About Your Crappy NBA Team
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By TMZ Sports Staff, Nov. 4, 2014
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Wednesday, November 5, 2014
Thursday, October 30, 2014
Michael Jordan, Golf, Obama: 'He’s A Hack, It Would Be All Day Playing With Him.’
Earlier this week, Michael Jordan took over the Charlotte Hornets Twitter account.
It appears on Thursday Michael Jordan is trying to take over the internet.
Jordan sat down with his old buddy Ahmad Rashad to talk about his ultimate foursome when it came to playing golf.
Jordan said he would like to include President Obama along with Arnold Palmer but did not go onto mention his fourth.
After Jordan mentioned Obama he went on to say: “I’ve never played with Obama but I would, but no, that’s okay, I’d take him out. He’s a hack, it would be all day playing with him.”
Rashad went on to ask Jordan if he was sure he wanted to say that to the President of the United States? “I never said he wasn’t a great politician, I’m just saying he’s a sh—- golfer.”
Good ol’ Mike J even talking junk about the President.
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Thursday, August 7, 2014
Thursday, May 8, 2014
Basketball legend Michael Jordan says that he considered himself a racist when he was a teenager and was “against all white people.”
The confession comes from a new book, “Michael Jordan: The Life,” by Roland Lazenby.
Jordan said the Ku Klux Klan was dominant in North Carolina, where he grew up in the mid-1970s, buying uniforms for sports teams and Bibles for schools.
Jordan took up baseball before basketball and was one of only two black children on the team. He says he was often told he was inferior.
Jordan says it was after watching the miniseries “Roots,” about the suffering of his African-American ancestors, that he began to understand more about race relations.
In 1977, he remembers a girl at school calling him a n—-r.
“So I threw a soda at her,” he says. “I was really rebelling. I considered myself a racist at the time. Basically, I was against all white people.”
He was suspended for the incident. During that time, it was his mother who convinced him that he could not go through life consumed by racial hatred.
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