Check Your Uzi’s At the White House Door— Please

 

 

 

 

Nobody’s Fool

 

What do you do when you’re the President of the United States, and one of your good buddies, who sat in the very same pews of the church you went to growing up…where you both listened to the racist Reverend Wright, who was also  mentor to you both..is now a famous rapper? Why…you invite him to the White House for a party!

 

Yes, Obama’s buddy, Rapper Common, likes to brag about killing cops, (He loves guns) and so, Obama felt in order to make sure he keeps the young black vote, he invited Common to the White House to rant his poetry…poetry, which our President must actually agree with, because Common doesn’t like cops. Obama, if you remember, shares the same sentiment. He once called some cops ‘”really stupid”.

 

This action is not playing well out in Copland. They are asking themselves…do poetry and guns really mix?

 

 So, what does Obama do to sooth the anger of the rest of the nation, not to mention all those cops that are offended? Why, you honor them right away at the White House! With a great photo-op! “We appreciate you service — you have our support,” Obama said during the annual White House ceremony for the National Association of Police Organizations.

 

And like a good politician, Obama is no fool. He blamed the poetry reading on Michelle, his wife, who said she liked to write and write and write..most of her life, and write some more, about all the anger and abuse she received as a black woman…all those $400,000 checks she had to cash, that beautiful home in Chicago…really, it’s a wonder she is still suffering so much that  she must invite racist poets to the White House,  but, apparently it’s so.

 

Next Wednesday Night’s Cocktail Party at the White House…(It’s a regular affair now) …for the night’s entertainment…Joe Biden will…count to ten, and show pictures of Osama’s diary…which he is mentioned in as being so little of a threat, he is NOT worth putting on a hit list.

 

Uzi’s, will be checked at the door, unless of course, you’re the rapper Common.

 

 

 

 

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May 12, 2011 - Posted by Joyanna Adams | Entertainers, Obama, Uncategorized | White House

4 Comments »

1. Such powerful correct English pronounction, babble and then you wonder why people think of uneducated Fools??? Yes, just what is needed in the white house,more rabble and fools spouting rubbish. Such high standards set by our new government,this is what we are becoming,filth by proxy I would say!!!??? Must be so proud to have this type of entertainment and gee what did this cost the taxpayers once again?? I wonder where all the class has gone in our world and the standards that are showing our children how to talk and Rap??!!! Sure do wish I had the money and influence to go see and hear this high standard of entertainment in our white house!!! Think Not, well and there lies the problem, no thinking apparently?? Sad to see what is now such an acceptable way of using Paying taxpayers money for that kind of entertainment.

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   Comment by mona | May 15, 2011 | Reply

2. Nothing wrong with a little “gun love”!

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   Comment by Dandapani | May 13, 2011 | Reply

3. Has anyone given any thought to teaching Americans to speak English.

   I know some Americans can speak very well indeed. Indeed far better than many English people. But there seems to be a tendency on both sides of the Pond to laud illiterates who cannot even pronounce ‘friends’.

   Were I to be introduced to an audience in that slip-shod fashion, I would walk on-stage and tell the MC chappie to do it again, properly this time.

   The ‘main man’s’ ‘poetry’ was drivel. It had no love of language. It had no Respec’.

   What Obama thinks of it one can only wonder. If one can be bothered to wonder at all.

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   Comment by Amfortas | May 12, 2011 | Reply

   • Good thing we still have the Brits to keep it alive, over here, it’s gone through quite a beating.

     Yeah, I thought it was like listening to a ten-year-old at his grandmother’s birthday party.

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     Comment by joyannaadams | May 13, 2011 | Reply

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