Poverty for American blacks is the highest in 52 years according to the U.S. Census Bureau. If Black-Americans also learned that their Constitutional freedoms are being taken away, that government regulations are closing businesses where they could have jobs, that under Barack Obama more government money targets aborting black babies as a form of genocide, that working for the man will mean working for Obama’s fat-cat union bosses who will take a large chunk out of their paychecks as forced union dues and that Obamacare will demand they pay for a universal healthcare system that will treat them like cattle -- will black leaders decry “racism” and denounce those responsible for such policies as racists? Not likely. The majority of black leaders have bowed to the Democrat Party for decades.  Gaming Blacks is a Democrat specialty.

Black liberal politicians notoriously skirt their constituents’ desperation and hopelessness and kowtow to the failed policies of the Democrat Party and the years of empty promises by liberal elites. The black vote, you see, belongs to the liberal Democrats no matter how dishonest their campaign promises are or how many years they’ve collected their plump congressional paychecks without helping to free black communities from the cycle of welfare and poverty. DEMS steered billions of welfare dollars into black communities for the primary purposes of keeping black voters dependent and loyal at the voting booth. The DEMS strategy is to ignite anger by claiming victimization of blacks -- as if keeping blacks dependent on government isn’t the harshest cycle of victimization of all. DEMS spout racial and class warfare rhetoric hoping to deflect that the Democrat Party has done little to nothing to improve the lives of the people they represent. It is an old game and one that Obama and the Democrats are putting into play again as they eye re-election in 2012. Democrats are hoping that Black voters don’t realize that the root of the majority of their social and economic ills stem from the Democrat Party itself.

Recently, Democrat members of the Congressional Black caucus went into panic when their constituency demanded answers about the endless cycles of joblessness and poverty that have plagued their communities for 40-50 years of under local and congressional Democrat control. Black voters got answers that were both predictable and insulting. Congressional Black Caucus members offered up solutions such as, “Tell the Tea Party they can go to hell,” or some members in Congress would like to see blacks “hanging from a tree.” It is tragic that liberal and black members of Congress have such low regard for Americans who are black. They believe that a few words of hate, the offer of hand-outs, the prodding to see themselves as victims will keep Blacks in line and loyal to the Democrat Party. What black voters must ask is why Democrat Party leaders have been so willing to allow the poverty cycle to continue in our nation’s most distressed cities under decades of ruin and rule by Democrats.  

In his September 8, 2011 stimulus Jobs Speech, President Barack Obama stated that before this current economic crisis:  “If you did the right thing, you could make it. Anybody could make it in America.” Stunning revelation from America’s chief race-and-class-warfare-instigator admitting, in contradiction to the welfare mentality and victimization rhetoric that held down the ambitions of so many in the black community in the past, that the reality has been all along that “Anybody could make it in America.” The Democrat Party’s long, generational history of using the lives of black citizens as political pawns is shameful. Historically, the DEMS offered a free ride at taxpayer expense without telling the people on welfare, that the free ride meant generations of poverty, crime and Democrat policies that imposed a psyche of 2^nd class citizenry. But, Obama is right when he says, “Anybody could make it in America.” That was before he implemented his job crushing socialistic policies based on “redistributing wealth,” regulating companies out of business and saying if “you love him,” you’ll hand over another $450 billion.

An example of making it in America is Frances Rice, co-founder of the National Black Republican Association and a great-great-granddaughter of slaves. (Click on FRANCES RICE BIOGRAPHYfor details.) Ms. Rice is now co-plaintiff with Rev. Wayne Perryman in a landmark lawsuit demanding an “apology from the Democrat Party for centuries of racist oppression.”

 September 12th, at 9:00 AM Pacific Daylight Time in US District Court in Seattle (Case No. C11 - 1503). The plaintiffs, who refer to the defendants as “Father of Racism,” allege that as an organization, the Democratic Party has consistently refused to apologize for the role they played in slavery and Jim Crow laws and for other subsequent racist practices from 1792 to 2011.

President Barack Obama is named as a defendant.Rice and Perryman join the ranks of other leaders who are black such as Presidential candidate Herman Cain and Congressman Allen West (R-FL) who stand with courage, leadership and guidance for all Americans. They know the truth about liberals and the Democrat Party. As Presidential candidate Cain says, they’ve stepped off “the Democrat plantation” and refuse to take it anymore.

Sharon Sebastian is an author, writer, and contributor to various forms of media including cultural and political broadcasts, print, and online websites.  In addition to the heated global debate on creation vs. evolution, her second book, Darwin's Racists - Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow, highlights Social Darwinism's impact on America's political ideology and its influence on current policy out of Washington.  Reviewers proclaim "Darwin's Racists" a "Must Read," "Incredibly Timely" and "Perhaps the Most Important Book in Publication Today," as it addresses Social Darwinism's national influence with its Marxist/Socialist underpinnings that directly impact the fractious political, educational, religious, and social environment in America today.  Website:  www.DarwinsRacists.com