Congressional Black Caucus tried to bury 2005 Obama-Farrakhan photo, photographer says

I don't think the photo or information about the meeting would have changed much. It would not have been covered by the largest part of the media or it would have been explained away. The more important part about this, in my opinion, is the media burying it for a politician. The Constitutional watchdog media allows pictures and stories of candidates it favors to be buried. Hmmm.

The photo, in and of itself, is not a real issue. Politicians take pictures with just about anyone that supports them. The context and purpose of the meeting could have been important. We will never know. What we should already know if that many in the media are in the bag for the democrats. What is the likelihood of the media hiding a picture of any GOP member with a Nazi party leader? Answer, zero point zero.

I am not now, nor have I ever been a fan of the Obama Presidency. But as far as this photograph is concerned, so what? I don't think that appearing in a photograph with a controversial figure constitutes endorsement. People who change their vote on such superficial issues are Dandelion seeds in the breeze.

I firmly believe that 25%-30% of the people who voted for Candidate Obama would not have, if they had taken the time to read his books. The man gave me plenty of reason to not vote for him, in his own words.

Tucker Carlson and Fox News desperation at trying to change the narrative and distract with conspiracy. Members of the Nation of Islam are Americans and unless someone specifically ties them to conducting illegal activities, Tucker Carlson the Ethno-Nationalist spokesman is still trying to push the "Obama is a secret Muslim" conspiracy to his audience. Just stop.