Home Depot Founder to Obama: ‘Go Off Into The Sunset’ and ‘Keep Your Mouth Shut!’

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Home Depot co-founder Ken Langone has some stern advice for former president Barack Obama: "Ride off into the sunset" and "keep your mouth shut, OK?"

Home Depot co-founder Ken Langone has some stern advice for former president Barack Obama: “Ride off into the sunset” and “keep your mouth shut, OK?”

On top of being a successful businessman who has witnessed the power of economic prosperity to heal demographic divides, Ken Langone is a keen political observer who is often moved to speak his mind.

And he is fed up to the back teeth with Barack Obama and his politics of entitlement and division.

It comes as no surprise, considering the way he does business.

On any visit to one of Ken Langone’s stores you’ll meet a broadly diverse team of employees all working together for a common goal – servicing the customer.  His employees know that the success of the store they work in translates to their success as a group – and individually.

Similarly, the success of other Home Depot stores gives customers the confidence to walk into any Home Depot store expecting the same great service.  That fuels store over store economic growth and increases opportunities for each employee even further.

Langone’s employees are examples of something that we’ve been saying here for a long time: Prosperity brings peace.

Alternatively, competition for scarce resources allows political opportunists to drive a wedge between different social and ethnic groups for their own purposes.

Just pay some heed to Obama’s recent comments, meant to be critical of President Trump, that chart the history of divisive political discourse in America.

“The past few decades the politics of division and resentment and paranoia have unfortunately found a home in the Republican party.”

Nice try Barry, but the politics of division has been the bulwark of Democrat electoral strategy for decades.  They have made it a central focus of every campaign in memory to identify and single out different demographic groups for victimhood and assigning them hyphenated American status.

And, whether Republicans went along for the ride, or sometimes adopted those policies as their own if can’t hide the fact that over those same past few decades American families have had to get by with declining household incomes.

Household income down – politics of division up.  Coincidence?

The most glaring, but by no means the only, example of the success of this strategy is manifested in the Black community and their overwhelming support they give to Democrats.

This support has endured even as their place at the bottom of the socio-economic scale has endured through one Democrat administration after another over fifty-plus years.

Keep people fighting for scarce resources and suggesting the conservative bogeyman will take even those meager crumbs from them has instilled fear and self-defeat in these people.

Democrats have repeated this across virtually every social and economic demographic.  Unfortunately, it’s a tactic that is unconscionably effective.

Prosperity denudes politicians of that power and tears down those walls.

This is one of the things about President Trump’s policies that have brought economic prosperity to a broad swath of Americans regardless of demography that scares the bejesus out of those committed to dividing us along the manufactured left-right paradigm.

Langone made this point while visiting with Fox News’ Neil Cavuto:

Cavuto: “Why don’t you think the president is getting more of the goodwill from this good economy — the good economy? Now there’s been a battle between [Trump] and President Obama; who takes the credit for this bull market — the longest in history? Who does?”

Langone: “Forget about it.  Obama ought to do what every great president did. Go off into the sunset. Be the mother of the groom. Wear beige and keep your mouth shut. OK?”

“What I’m saying is that, like it or not, Trump’s base is rock solid.  Donald Trump needs 15 percent of the voters to get re-elected in 2020. That 35 percent is rock solid. I would hope he would do things different than he did, but damn, give the guy credit. 

This, my friends, is what the great Awakening is all about – Americans of all colors, creeds and orientations coming together to Make America Great Again so that every child might fulfill their dreams and reach their potential in life.

President Trump is rather abruptly closing the door on America’s divisive past.

Baxter Dmitry

Baxter Dmitry

Baxter Dmitry is a writer at The People's Voice. He covers politics, business and entertainment. Speaking truth to power since he learned to talk, Baxter has travelled in over 80 countries and won arguments in every single one. Live without fear.
Email: baxter@thepeoplesvoice.tv
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6 Comments

  1. Obama and his criminal cartel admin, weaponized American Institutions and attacked over Half of America for 8 years.. Besides committing TREASON, he should be in Jail if not worse.

  2. Obama was illuminati, but chances are, so is Ken Langone founder of home depot. Hollywood is filled with satanists, but Trump is illuminati also—they fight back and forth but its all scripted to give trump credibility in your mind. The Trump administration was just a ploy by the illuminati to pick up the minds of the random “conspiracy theorists” and take control of the direction of their minds. We have a controlled mainstream media, as well as a controlled alternative news path. Read the King james bible, study history and avoid Satans soap opera.

    • I’ve watched PRes Trump ever since he first became famous in 1970s, he was NEVER Illuminati, SHOW ME YOUR PROOF THAT HE IS. You can’t, it doesn’t exist. Ken Langone has always been a SOLID CONSERVATIVE. You are simply making things up, quit lying and proving to us how stupid you are. you make statements with no proof and have NO idea what the truth is, you shouldnt even be commenting.

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