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Hillary and Obama Look Foolish Now For Mocking Dennis Rodman’s North Korea Diplomacy
Dennis Rodman, who kicked off America’s historic diplomatic progress with North Korea, was mocked and attacked by Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama when those Democrats were in power. President Donald Trump, on the other hand, worked with Rodman to get the job done.
As President Trump jets from the G20 summit in Japan to the de-militarized zone in Korea possibly to meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, Rodman deserves a whole lot of praise.
Wishing my friends, @realDonaldTrump and Marshal Kim Jong Un a very good meeting… Much love to you both and keep up the wonderful progress! #PEACEANDLOVE
— Dennis Rodman (@dennisrodman) June 30, 2019
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The American people are grateful to Dennis Rodman.
I hope no one ever forgets the role you had in getting that first face to face meeting to happen. The American People are very, very grateful. Thank you, Sir. You did a mighty fine thing, and perhaps even saved the world from nuclear destruction. #Respect #Admiration #Hero
— MisterB (@MisterB76428978) June 30, 2019
Dennis Rodman in 2017 passed along to the North Koreans a copy of President Donald Trump’s bestselling book The Art of The Deal as part of Rodman’s informal ambassador work on behalf of the United States.
Dennis Rodman implored the press in 2013 to ask Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton about North Korea issues, clearly expressing his displeasure with both Obama and Clinton.
Rodman had good reason to distrust Clinton and Obama. After all, Hillary Clinton mocked Rodman’s diplomacy in a late-night corporate TV interview. “Yeah, well, whatever,” Hillary Clinton said of Rodman’s work, dismissing the basketball legend’s historic efforts.
Rodman told the American people that Kim Jong Un just wanted the American president to call him, but Barack Obama did not listen. In fact, the Obama White House specifically rebuked Rodman and said they would not take Rodman’s advice.
Good thing President Trump got into office.
On May 29, 2020, Lil Wayne commented on the death of George Floyd.
The controversial death involved Minneapolis Police Department officer Derek Chauvin placing his knee on Floyd’s neck as he was handcuffed on the ground.
“I think when we see these situations, I think we also have to understand that we have to get very specific. … And what I mean by that is we have to stop viewing it with such a broad view, meaning we have to stop placing the blame on the whole force and the whole everybody or a certain race or everybody with a badge,” Wayne remarked during an IG Live chat with rapper Fat Joe.
Wayne added: “We have to actually get into who that person is. And if we want to place the blame on anybody, it should be ourselves for not doing more than what we think we’re doing.”
On top of that, the New Orleans rapper explained why he doesn’t always go public on these political issues.
“What else am I gonna do after that?” Wayne said to Fat Joe. “Some people put a tweet out and they think they did something. Some people wear a shirt and they think they did something. What you gonna do after that? Did you actually help the person? Did you actually help the family? Did you actually go out there and do something? So, if I ain’t about to do all that, then I ain’t about to do nothing. I’ll pray for ya.”
Wayne shared more of his thoughts regarding how people should process information during times of controversy.
“It’s actually learning about it,” Wayne commented. “What we need to do is we need to learn about it more. If we wanna scream about something, know what we’re screaming about. If we wanna protest about something, know what we’re protesting about. Because if we wanna get into it, there’s a bunch of facts that we think we know that we don’t know. … We scream about things that, sometimes, they really ain’t true.”
Wayne and Joe’s full discussion can be viewed below:
Riots have spread to other cities across the U.S., which included Minneapolis, where Floyd was killed. On May 29, Derek Chauvin received charges of murder and manslaughter in the killing of Floyd.
Derek Chauvin officially charged in death of #GeorgeFloyd with third-degree murder and manslaughter.
FULL DETAILS: https://t.co/DggbYTrO5w pic.twitter.com/uIm5jv4Izv
— Complex (@Complex) May 29, 2020
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