Community Organizer, working with church based groups in impoverished areas
University of Chicago Law School Senior Lecturer
Associate Attorney 1993 to 2002, Davis, Miner & Barnhill, Chicago, IL
State Senator, State of Illinois
US Senator
President of the United states.
Community Organizer, working with church based groups in impoverished areas
University of Chicago Law School Senior Lecturer
Associate Attorney 1993 to 2002, Davis, Miner & Barnhill, Chicago, IL
State Senator, State of Illinois
US Senator
President of the United states.
ya, lots of real world experience.. now I see why he's so inept when it comes to economics. The guy never ran a Koolaide stand, but no he is a great distributor of it.
The left is angry because they are now being judged by the content of their character and not by the color of their skin.
In one instance, Obama defended a nonprofit corporation that owns low-income housing projects against a lawsuit in which a man alleged that he slipped and fell because of poor maintenance. Obama got the suit dismissed.
In another case, Obama appeared on behalf of a nonprofit corporation that provided healthcare for poor people. A woman who claimed income of less than $8,000 a year had sued Obama's client to obtain a $336 payment for baby-sitting services; Obama's client paid up, and the case was settled.
In 1994, Obama appeared in Cook County court on behalf of Woodlawn Preservation & Investment Corp., defending it against a suit by the city, which alleged that the company failed to provide heat for low-income tenants on the South Side during the winter.
Part of his legal career...looks like he was on the man's side, not the side of the people...
In one instance, Obama defended a nonprofit corporation that owns low-income housing projects against a lawsuit in which a man alleged that he slipped and fell because of poor maintenance. Obama got the suit dismissed.
In another case, Obama appeared on behalf of a nonprofit corporation that provided healthcare for poor people. A woman who claimed income of less than $8,000 a year had sued Obama's client to obtain a $336 payment for baby-sitting services; Obama's client paid up, and the case was settled.
In 1994, Obama appeared in Cook County court on behalf of Woodlawn Preservation & Investment Corp., defending it against a suit by the city, which alleged that the company failed to provide heat for low-income tenants on the South Side during the winter.
Part of his legal career...looks like he was on the man's side, not the side of the people...
Didn't say it was a bad thing, but it does appear to be hypocritical at best. This guy portrays himself as a man of the oppressed and all that garbage. It's all smoke and mirrors. These guys are both corporate hacks who just represent different industries.
