Kneel before Zod… er, Obama! SBPDL has been on the forefront of analyzing the approval ratings for Mein Obama, the name that Black people have fondly created for Barack Hussein Obama.
Wehave pointed out that he received 96 percent of the Black vote in the2008 Presidential election and that he enjoyed 97 percent approval fromBlack people in late-July, even with Black people baring the worsebrunt of the recession, which is nearing a depression.
Now, Black people have an unemployment rate of more than 15 percent,which is well above the national average, and in some cities the rateis even higher and shows no signs of reversing to a positive growth ofjob creation that will benefit Black people.
Yet, through the devastation that has been 2009 and the complete lack of job growth and economic recovery, Black people have been remarkably behind the first Black imitation of General Zod from the Superman movies, as they exercise unanimous support in their Mein Obama, or Zod-Obama.
A Gallup poll shows that Blackpeoples support for General Zod-Obama was slipping in late August to amere 86 percent, but has since seen a dramatic up-tick to 94 percent ofBlack people approving of Mein Obama in office. All the while, thenational approval rating for Zod-Obama hovers around 50 percent, butwho really cares about what white people think anyways?