Barack Obama's latest fiction

After reading this article, it's impossible not to question Barack Obama's imagination. During a recent interview, Obama said "certain right-wing media venues" are stoking "fear and resentment" among White Americans toward the increasingly diverse population." Later, "Obama told CNN's Anderson Cooper the country has not 'fully reconciled with our history' and that it's a 'hard thing to hear,' especially for White Americans." What a racist thing to say. Then again, expectations aren't high for someone who lives in gated communities and who threw white police officers under the bus. Remember this?

He didn't know the details of what happened. Obama just knew that "the police acted stupidly." In other words, Obama made an assumption based on his own bias. That sounds kinda racist to me. I'm betting it sounds sorta racist to more than a few people.

"You can be proud of this country and its traditions and its history and our forefathers … and it's also true that this terrible stuff happened and the vestiges of that linger and continue," Obama said. "And the truth is that when I try to tell the story, oftentimes my political opponents would deliberately not only block that story but try to exploit it for their own political gain."

 Tell that to Joe Biden, BLM and the Squad. They're the ones who preach that white people are oppressors, that black people are oppressed and mixed race people are -- oppressed one day and oppressers the next day? Somehow, BLM, Joe Biden and Democrats didn't think that through just yet.

The conservatives I know admit that slavery isa nasty stain on America. They're also quick to highlight the fact that Republicans freed the slaves and Democrats were the Confederates. That's history, though, so let's jump into the present.

Thanks to President Trump, with the help of the RNC, has changed the GOP into a much more diverse political party. Obama knows this. He reads the studies, too. He's talking because he wants to shape the image of a GOP that's still all-white-all-the-time.

Obama's and the Democrats' problem is that there are too many leading minority voices within the GOP today. People can see that the Democrats' description of the GOP is fiction. Tim Scott, Herschel Walker, Candace Owens, Burgess Owens and others are part of the new Trump-tastic GOP. The worst news for Democrats is that the Trump wing of the GOP will be the dominant wing for a while.

Obama's bigoted statements soon won't work. They're getting outdated by the day. It won't take long before people start trusting their lying eyes.

Finally, it's worth noting that BLM isn't helping. Their disregard for victims of black-on-black crime is destroying their credibility. The diversity gap between left and right is shrinking, albeit slowly.