Kenyans are SMART...Americans are DUMB!

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They KNOW to defeat an Obama

We don't

They smart

We dumb


President Obama’s Brother Loses Election in Kenya



President Barack Obama’s half-brother, Abong’o Malik Obama, won’t be the second member of his family to launch a political career. Mr. Obama was defeated in his bid to be governor of Kenya’s Siaya County this week by what seems to have been a very large margin.

Mr. Obama is the eldest child of President Obama’s father. They have different mothers. Mr. Obama served as the best man at the president’s wedding to Michelle Obama in 1992.

According to the Daily Nation newspaper in Nairobi, the Siaya gubernatorial race was won by Cornel Rasanga with William Oduol coming in second. The Daily Nation did not report Mr. Obama totals, however the Kenyan Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission, which oversaw the elections and has been releasing sporadically updated results since Kenyans headed to the polls Monday, published a partial count that showed him in third place with just a little over one percent of the initial vote. Three other candidates trailed behind Mr. Obama. A call from Politicker to the IEBC Election Hotline this morning to inquire about the full count for the Siaya gubernatorial election went unanswered.

 

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My BEST fucking thread

In 12 MINUTES

and

NOTHING?

You "people" don't deserve me

BUT

ARE

STUCK

WITH

ME

 

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[Busybody]

ah

a

pity

post

 

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pity post #2.

 

[Busybody]

after a decade on dummery

all I get

is

2

pity posts

aint that a pity

 

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Jaun more PITY BUMP



Too much to AXE for?

 

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I taught in the CUNY system fro 13 years

The DUMMIES they allowed in

and

PAID for

Was NOT to be believed

Yet the ones who came from overseas

WERE BRIGHT and HARD WORKING

 

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LOWER EDUCATION BUBBLE UPDATE: 80 Percent Of Recent NYC High School Graduates Cannot Read.



Nearly 80 percent of New York City high school graduates need to relearn basic skills before they can enter the City University’s community college system. . . .

Officials told CBS 2′s Kramer that nearly 80 percent of those who graduate from city high schools arrived at City University’s community college system without having mastered the skills to do college-level work.

In sheer numbers it means that nearly 11,000 kids who got diplomas from city high schools needed remedial courses to re-learn the basics.