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The neo-liberal messiah, and former US President, Barack Obama gave a speech to globalist billionaires attending the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation “Goalkeepers” conference.
During his speech the former POTUS referred to himself 96 times.
Via The Gateway Pundit…
Obama talked about himself 96 times during 9/20/2017 48 min appearance saying “I” 78 times & “me” or “my” 18 times.
Obama even quoted himself in the speech.
Democratic Party loyalists didn't decide the last election, and they won't decide the next.by Gaius Publius“I never had any money until I got out of the White House, you know, but I’ve done reasonably well since then.” —Bill Clinton Like
It took former POTUS Obama one year to go from the White House to Wall Street, earning big time paydays from heavyweight financial institutions.
None of this should surprise anyone. This is how corruption is done in American politics.
Obama promised to look out for the best interests of Wall Street while in office, and in return Wall Street would reimburse Obama once he left office.
Zerohedge reports…
Less than a year has passed since he departed from the White House, and former President Barack Obama has already joined the “well-trod and well paid” Wall Street speaking circuit, a decision many argued will negatively impact the Democratic Party’s credibility as it attempts to fashion a message around taking on corporate m
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