This nikka back stabbed the entire black population of the city of Chicago.. 
Hell yeah them CACs doing us dirty, but we got snake a$$ mfers like this who's really destroying us. And there's plenty more of them snaking around too. Creeping around in "community outreach" groups.. Selling the majority for pennys and their own monetary gain..
Analysis
Rahm Emanuel's ambassador confirmation process is stirring up questions on Capitol Hill
By Jacqueline Alemany
and
Theodoric Meyer
Yesterday at 6:19 a.m. EDT
On the Hill
Rahm's confirmation process isn't letter-perfect at the moment
(Washington Post illustration; Kiichiro Sato/AP; iStock) (Washington Post illustration; Kiichiro Sato/AP; iStock)
Let's go to the letter: At least one member of slain Chicago teenager Laquan McDonald's family has pledged his support for former Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel's confirmation as ambassador to Japan.
Emanuel is waging a charm offensive with senators to firm up his confirmation by touting his support from Black community organizations in Chicago and a letter from the Rev. Marvin Hunter, a great uncle of McDonald's, according to multiple people familiar with his meetings on the Hill, per a story out this morning from John Hudson, Jackie and Theo.
Right now, it's unclear if Emanuel — a former congressman and President Barack Obama's chief of staff — has the 50 Senate votes needed to win confirmation after his confirmation hearing on Wednesday.
“[Emanuel] didn’t mention which family member it would come from … but said he’d have this letter and the family will say they are okay with his nomination,” said a Democratic aide from one Senate office
Hell yeah them CACs doing us dirty, but we got snake a$$ mfers like this who's really destroying us. And there's plenty more of them snaking around too. Creeping around in "community outreach" groups.. Selling the majority for pennys and their own monetary gain.. Analysis
Rahm Emanuel's ambassador confirmation process is stirring up questions on Capitol Hill
By Jacqueline Alemany
and
Theodoric Meyer
Yesterday at 6:19 a.m. EDT
On the Hill
Rahm's confirmation process isn't letter-perfect at the moment
(Washington Post illustration; Kiichiro Sato/AP; iStock) (Washington Post illustration; Kiichiro Sato/AP; iStock)
Let's go to the letter: At least one member of slain Chicago teenager Laquan McDonald's family has pledged his support for former Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel's confirmation as ambassador to Japan.
Emanuel is waging a charm offensive with senators to firm up his confirmation by touting his support from Black community organizations in Chicago and a letter from the Rev. Marvin Hunter, a great uncle of McDonald's, according to multiple people familiar with his meetings on the Hill, per a story out this morning from John Hudson, Jackie and Theo.
Right now, it's unclear if Emanuel — a former congressman and President Barack Obama's chief of staff — has the 50 Senate votes needed to win confirmation after his confirmation hearing on Wednesday.
“[Emanuel] didn’t mention which family member it would come from … but said he’d have this letter and the family will say they are okay with his nomination,” said a Democratic aide from one Senate office
