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Black Celebrities Who Have Attacked President Obama


Kanye West

Speaking about his frequent foil, President Obama, in a June 2014 interview, West said, “You can’t effect change from inside the White House like that …You gotta have the money. Good ideas usually aren’t connected to money as much …Creativity and extreme genius are extremely cheap.” After Obama made a comment about our celebrity obsessed culture, West responded by telling the president to keep Kim Kardashian’s name out of his mouth.

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Stacey Dash

A regular on Fox, Dash has made a new career out of attacking Obama. This is what she said of Obama and ISIS in August: “Obama thinks if he closes his eyes like a kid, it’s not there. He ignored the problem, and now it’s a crisis. I believe we have to strike. They killed an American. But I don’t know if he’s going to do that.”

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Cornel West

Along with Tavis Smiley, West has repeatedly attacked Obama for what West calls a lack of attention to the poor. This is what he said about Obama in August: “He posed as a progressive and turned out to be counterfeit. We ended up with a Wall Street presidency, a drone presidency.”

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Lupe Fiasco

It started in 2011, when the Chicago rapper called Obama “the biggest terrorist” because of his drone strikes in Afghanistan. In 2012 he said the president was “someone who is a great speaker, but kills little children”—and was escorted off the stage during a 2013 inauguration event after spitting some anti-Obama lyrics.

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Tavis Smiley

The television commentator has been one of the president’s most persistent critics. This is what he said in Sept. 2014: “But the data is going to indicate — I said this before and I’m not happy about this, I don’t celebrate this. I don’t say it as a way of demonizing the president or casting an aspersion on him – but the data is going to indicate that black people lost ground in every single leading economic category during the Obama years.”

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KRS-One

The rapper in 2009 warned the Black community to be wary of Obama: “Just because we have an African American President doesn’t mean that he’s not going to continue the Bush Agenda. I’m not dissing anybody, but a politician is a politician.”

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Harry Belafonte

This is what the legendary singer, actor and activist told CNN in 2011: “[Obama] has only listened to the voices that shout the loudest, and it’s all those reckless right-wing forces. It’s almost criminal.”

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In losing the Senate the Democrats gained the Filibuster. The POTUS Veto and Executive Order Pen's is strengthened. The Republicans have two years to make a pitch for the White House.