Presidential candidate, Nikki Hayley, just cannot stop appeasing the far-right extremist element of America.

During an interview with the Breakfast Club, Hayley blamed former President, Barack Obama, for racism in America. Incredulously, the former ambassador to the U.N. said, "with Obama, that if you go back that was when we really started to feel the division. It felt like people were put in camps." Hayley has developed a knack for turning the most obvious answer to relatively easy questions into some tale that only the white supremacists she caters to can love.

Hayley's decision to be interviewed by the show's hosts, Charlamagne Tha' God and DJ Envy was a safe calculation given that Charlamagne has recently expressed his disappointment with the Biden administration. Consequently, she and her campaign staff must have known, or at least felt she would enjoy a less than contentious atmosphere. In fact, the hosts failed to not only push back on Hayley's absurdly naive assertion that Obama's presidency was the starting point of racial division in America, but also on the question of the country having always been racist.

When asked once again if America was a racist country Hayley responded this way, "I don't think that our country was founded to be racist, I don't". From there she continued with the gaslighting, "It was meant to be this amazing experiment to see if we could have freedom and democracy in a way that all men are created equal". Seriously!

Moreover, if I were to suggest she is simply being willfully ignorant then I would be gaslighting you. No, I say Hayley knows exactly what she is saying. Indeed, one does not have to be the brightest star in the sky to realize that any experiment seeking to have freedom and democracy while also stating "all men are created equal", cannot possibly be possible when you are engaged in human trafficking. Nikki Hayley is running for president of the United States, she should damn well know better.

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