Members of the Congressional Black Caucus have formed a united front against what they consider President Barack Obama’s neglect of and indifference toward Black America’s economic malaise as the recession continues to affect them disproportionately. The 10 Congressional Black Caucus Members of Congress who sit on the House Financial Services Committee are, from left, Rep. Emanuel Cleaver II (Mo.), Rep. Gwen Moore (Wis.), Rep. Mel Watt (N.C.), Rep. Al Green (Texas), Rep. Andre Carson (Ind.), Rep. Maxine Waters (Calif.), Rep. David Scott (Ga.), Rep. Gregory Meeks (N.Y.), Rep. Keith Ellison (Minn.), and Rep. William Lacy Clay, Jr. (Mo.). (Photo Courtesy of the Washington Informer)

 The Grey Falcon’s Blog:

The Congressional Black Caucus boycott of the TARP banking reform earned them 6 billion dollars in hush money.  Some say”good job”, but if Obama is so negligent in helping low-income blacks than how does that make him better than what they accused George Bush of.  Representative Conyers said that Obama’s Health Care didn’t do enough for people of color.

The St. Louis Citizenship Movement has been among the many groups that has been accused of have “ulterior movements” for opposing the nation’s first black president.

But now Landrew, Nelson, and the CBC have all been given payoffs to stay on board the ship.  And Ray “Pay to Play” Burris has his hand out to.  They are in serious trouble on this.

If we must be racists for our unpaid, passion felt opposition to this agenda, what does this say about them.  Read more…

Related:

Cleaver & CBC: Obama “Not Doing Enough to Help African-Americans”

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