Showing posts with label obama brother. Show all posts
Showing posts with label obama brother. Show all posts

Saturday, August 23, 2008

Barry's Half-Brother George Not Mutual Fund Manager

CNN reports that Barry's half-brother George is training to become a mechanic. Apparently CNN forgot to inquire as to George's $12 annual income whether that is partially or wholly subsidized by his generous half-brother Barry Hussein Obama, current U.S. Senator from Illinois and Democrat candidate for President.

There is no mention in this video segment if Barry has ever offered to financially assist his half-brother residing in a Kenyan shack, ever visited, or for that matter, ever wrote to, spoke with, or ever even previously acknowledged George's existence except for a reference to his nicely shaped head in a book.

We still don't know how many half-brothers remain out there. And, perhaps, neither does Barry himself. After all, he can't be held accountable for his pop's meanderings. Yet, as romantically busy as Barry's nomadic father was, more half-siblings may surface at any moment ... per this quote from Barry's book, there's at least one more named Roy:

Quote from Obama's book, Dreams Of My Father:
"The person who made me proudest of all, though, was [half brother] Roy ... He converted to Islam."

From The Audacity Of Hope, "I will stand with the Muslims should the political winds shift in an ugly direction."


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Friday, August 22, 2008

Barry's Kenyan Hut Owning Brother's Annual Salary is $12 ... perhaps subsidized by Barry?

Little Barry, the big-eared boy from Hawaii, is grateful to Vanity Fair for finding one of his step brothers in Kenya living in a hut and surviving on $12 per year. The article does not mention whether a large percentage of that $12 sum is provided by Charitable Barry himself.

We're curious if an Ambassadorship is in the offing should B. Hussein Obama ascend to the White House.
Perhaps an Attorney-Generalship, or HUD post? NFL Commissioner? Washington D.C. Governorship? How about appointed editor of the Harvard Law Review? (Click on bold headline for complete story)