Stacey Dash has long fallen out of favor with the left in these United States. Once upon a time, the lovely Stacy did her duty and voted and promoted the magical Barack Hussein Obama and celebrated with the world as Senator Barack Obama strode into the White House to save the world.
President Obama did not save the world. He couldn’t even save Hillary Clinton from herself. He didn’t save Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, Egypt or Detroit.
Yet through it all the friends and allies of Stacey Dash kept their faith in President Obama and she said to herself “People… he can’t handle anything. He’s a steely whiner and blames everyone but himself.” Or something like that and off she went to endorse Mitt Romney in 2012.
Her former friends and allies howled and jeered and Stacey Dash was questioned about her sanity and her blackness.
Now with an Oscars controversy brewing in Hollywood, Stacey Dash slaps the American left upside the head yet again.
Please see the next page for Stacey Dash’s grace under fire.
What I think I’d funny in her post was the shot taken at gov Snyder!
If you did some research you’d find that he had about as much to do with the problem in flint as will Smith has to do with the Oscars this year!
Because america didnt do anything to you
It was the way of the world to own people. Not just Africans and not just the States. Everyone owned everybody. But keep blaming white america …. First slave owner in America was a black man. And the Muslims led the slave trade and butchered an estimated 300 million Africans. Blame them!
But they want segregation, its obvious
I give up
Smart woman
tell them stacey i studder
Smart and sweet, very sweet,
I really like her view. I’ve seen color/race/ethnic segregation everywhere. Many families actively preach it to their kids. Find a nice Japanese/Greek/Jewish/Mexican…boy/girl. But, some wonderful stuff has come out of highlighting all ethnic groups; we get a bigger picture of the contributions made to our country/world. The problem is when fanatics start becoming the voice.
White people are routinely nominated for and receive BET awards.