Congressional Black Caucus’ desperate racist, sexist pitch for Obamacare

After Democrats’ use of sex, celebrities, sports figures and even lies to entice the public into buying insurance under the Affordable Care Act exchange, the Congressional Black Caucus has latched onto a new sales gimmick — racism, with a little sexism thrown in.

Obamacare’s March 31 deadline to enroll under its individual mandate, recently extended another two weeks, is fast approaching, yet sales remain sluggish. It seems no one wants to by lousy policies at inflated prices.

Tweets began appearing from Congressional Black Caucus members Wednesday afternoon, often including self-images, and each with the hashtag #BlackMenEnroll attached. Here’s one from U.S. Rep. Charlie Rangel, D-N.Y.:

Although this newest campaign is specifically directed at black men, the ladies got involved too. Here’s U.S. Rep. Barbara Lee, D-Calif. She recently called Wisconsin’s Congressman Paul Ryan a racist for pointing out problems that hold up minorities.

None of this was lost on the Daily Surge’s Managing Editor Jerome Hudson, who tweeted:

Tweets continued to fly all that day and into the next. LifeNews founder Steven Ertett retweeted RedState’s Ben Howe’s observation:

RedState contributing editor Breeanne Howe picked up on this theme:

Finally, Hudson managed to illustrate the point of his original tweet and tweak the nose of Congresswoman Lee at the same time with this cleverly-Photoshopped image:

Ryan Photoshopped inage

H/T The Daily Surge.

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