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President Barack Obama not being a “real Black president.”
The White conservative media mogul who owns the Fox News Channel was trying to rally support around Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson, the sole Black presidential candidate, by attacking Obama.
Carson faces heavy criticism over comments he made about victims’ response to the Oregon mass killer, saying he “would not just stand there and let him shoot me.”
Home » Nation » Ben Carson Would Be “A Real Black President:” Rupert Murdoch Apologizes For Controversial Tweet
Ben Carson Would Be “A Real Black President:” Rupert Murdoch Apologizes For Controversial Tweet
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Oct 8, 2015
By Lynette Holloway
President Barack Obama not being a “real Black president.”
The White conservative media mogul who owns the Fox News Channel was trying to rally support around Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson, the sole Black presidential candidate, by attacking Obama.
Carson faces heavy criticism over comments he made about victims’ response to the Oregon mass killer, saying he “would not just stand there and let him shoot me.”
Murdoch, 84, even tried to divert attention away from Carson’s comments by referencing an article in New York Magazine, “Has Barack Obama Done Enough for African-Americans?,” but failed to link to the article.
Ben Carson Would Be "A Real Black President:" Rupert Murdoch Apologizes For Controversial Tweet
The White conservative media mogul who owns the Fox News Channel was trying to rally support around Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson, the sole Black presidential candidate, by attacking Obama.
Carson faces heavy criticism over comments he made about victims’ response to the Oregon mass killer, saying he “would not just stand there and let him shoot me.”
Home » Nation » Ben Carson Would Be “A Real Black President:” Rupert Murdoch Apologizes For Controversial Tweet
Ben Carson Would Be “A Real Black President:” Rupert Murdoch Apologizes For Controversial Tweet
Comments: 1 | Leave A Comment
Oct 8, 2015
By Lynette Holloway
President Barack Obama not being a “real Black president.”
The White conservative media mogul who owns the Fox News Channel was trying to rally support around Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson, the sole Black presidential candidate, by attacking Obama.
Carson faces heavy criticism over comments he made about victims’ response to the Oregon mass killer, saying he “would not just stand there and let him shoot me.”
Murdoch, 84, even tried to divert attention away from Carson’s comments by referencing an article in New York Magazine, “Has Barack Obama Done Enough for African-Americans?,” but failed to link to the article.
Ben Carson Would Be "A Real Black President:" Rupert Murdoch Apologizes For Controversial Tweet


ive been waiting for this to hit the coli streets....



