Obama continues to act as a spoiled child, refusing to attend the speech of Netanyahu, next month, before a joint session of Congress. His complaint should surprise you.

Editor's notes:  Understand that Obama is angry because the same congress he has ignored for nearly six years,  as a matter of a deliberate domestic policy,  has chosen to make a decision on its own,  sending a message that the new congress,  no longer supports his tyrannical "rule" as "president."  Because he no longer has Reid to run his policy of gridlock,  he has had to issue 10 veto threats,  as he pretends to be relevant in today's politics.  "A violation of Protocol," is his complaint.  Kind of silly,  don't you think, when this gum chewing,  I'll salute if I want to, escort out the back door,  refuse to compromise, diplomacy defunked, anti-Semitic,  back-stabbing,  fist bumping (with "explosion") man-child of a president,   has violated every mark of protocol,  since assuming the throne.   This congress was elected - in a rout - to do exactly what it is doing,  and more.  "Amen,"  I say,  "and pass the beer." 

Understand that the CBC has never been relevant,  within its own party.  The white Democrat leadership (and the half white president) has done nothing for the Congressional Black Caucus,  over the years.  Wages are down, unemployment has skyrocketed,  crime is rampant,  and the black family has all but been destroyed via welfare policies that punish married black couples with children.  

It is an absolute disgrace,  and,  yet,  these same blacks continue to say "Yes,  Massa,"  when called to the voting booth.  Me?  I don't get it.  In a day and time when slavery and Jim Crow,  both Democrat Party inventions,  no longer exist,  many within the black community remain enslaved to the very party that has ruled over them for 150 years, and more.    

Daily Mail:   Two prominent black Democrats in the House of Representatives are vowing to skip Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s speech to Congress next month, a move that a White House insider says was put in motion by the Obama administration.

John Lewis of Georgia and G.K. Butterfield of North Carolina both said Friday that they disapproved when House Speaker John Boehner invited the Israeli leader to address a joint session of Congress on March 3 without consulting President Barack Obama first.