Obama’s Moonbat thinks only blacks do crack
Well, Obama sure in the hell hasn’t helped the higher than the national average black unemployment and poverty that has strangled the black community since he took over as President. Reduced prison sentencing for crack charges is somehow beneficial to the black community, according to Obama’s top moonbat adviser.
From the Maynard Institute:
Valerie Jarrett, senior adviser to President Obama, broke with protocol and delivered a campaign-style speech to the National Association of Black Journalists in New Orleans Saturday night as the association’s annual awards banquet got underway.
Jarrett ticked off what she considered the Obama administration’s accomplishments and said, “We need journalists who will make people think, who will connect the dots, look past the distractions.”
Translation: We need journalist who will lie and push Team Obama’s propaganda.
At such occasions, speakers traditionally wish the organization well and speak to an issue of journalism.Veterans said they found the remarks inappropriate.
Some rolled their eyes. “Why not just send a [campaign] video?” one said. “That was out of line,” said another afterward.
NABJ President Gregory H. Lee Jr. and Executive DirectorMaurice Foster each said they did not know what Jarrett was going to say.
It’s blunt racial pandering…duh!
However, Foster added that Jarrett “has been a good supporter of NABJ. . . . She’s always lent herself to project the image of NABJ in a positive light and the good things that we do. Her connection with us and her family connection to the organization is something to be appreciated.” Jarrett is the divorced daughter-in-law of the late Vernon Jarrett, a legendary Chicago journalist and an NABJ founder.
On Saturday afternoon, Jarrett spoke with members of the Trotter Group of African American columnists and with regional reporters, and again outlined what she considered the Obama administration’s successes, among them funding for historically black colleges and universities; health care reform, which she said will disproportionately help African Americans; and reducing disparities between penalties for possession of crack and for powdered cocaine.
As we know from Obama’s book, he loves his “blow.”
