A
recent phenomenon in American politics amid the conclaves of the media
and academic elites is the stultifying debate over an outgoing
president’s so-called “Legacy.” The nation now finds itself embroiled
in this conversation as none other than Barack Obama, by his innumerable
self-serving speeches, countless appearances on a multitude of media
platforms and myriad gatherings with fawning supporters, has attempted
to establish a positive spin on his legacy. He has far exceeded
anything the previous occupants of the Oval Office have done to
reinforce their image as they leave the White House behind. That he
feels compelled to do so is indicative of the fact that Obama knows his
presidency will go down in history as a monumental failure.
There
is little doubt, except to his die-hard supporters (which includes a
vast majority of the mainstream media), that his failures are legion.
Perhaps the most telling and egregious of which is the current state of
race relations in the United States. As President and a man of African
descent, Barack Obama was in a position to permanently mend fences and
end the racial politics bubbling beneath the surface over the past few
decades. However true to his quasi-Marxist upbringing as well as being
steeped in racial identity politics, he chose to exploit and exacerbate
racial tensions for political objectives. The end-product of this
nihilistic approach is revealed in a poll
taken by Washington Post/ABC News in July of 2016 wherein 64% of
Americans believe race relations are generally bad as compared to 66%
who thought race relations were generally good in April of 2009.
Barack
Obama, and virtually all of his fellow travelers, both white and black,
on the Left (i.e. the Democratic Party), view the African-American
population as both useful pawns in their quest for power and as helpless
mascots to be pitied, paraded about and bought off whenever useful to
either the overriding political or societal cause.
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Articles: Barack Obama’s Deplorable Race Relations Legacy
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