Emanuel Becomes Emotional As He Discusses Challenges Facing Chicago Youth

"In the words of Smokey Robinson,"tears of a clown". Somebody in Chicago needs to start taking out the trash. This moron is more of a slimebag than those who are doing all the killing in
Chicago. He's about as effective at taking care of a situation as Hussein is. He and Odumbo are clueless Libtards not problem solvers. It's easy to figure out that these two idiots have spent a lot of time together. "Never let a good crisis go to waste." Hey, give the man credit; he's practicing what he preaches."Ari and Rahm could pass for African-Americans?" They can't even pass for human beings. This asshole is about as trashy as it gets. Mr. Tuff Guy. I don’t care what makes Rambutt sad. He’s a freaking liar, traitor, hater, evil scumbag. And here we go with those fake, libtard tears. Ain't it funny how all these libtard morons are able to generate those fake tears. Hillary does it, so does Barry, and the all the rest of them. How the hell do they do it? Maybe because he remembered his mother telling him it was a sin to lie and he feels guilty. Maybe because his staff went a little crazy with the pepper spray before he went before  the cameras. Whatever it is, you know they have to be fake, because they don't give a rat's ass about anything except themselves. You know what the real problem in Chicago is? They are so stupid they fall for the bullshit from libtards like the current Mayor. That's the problem. So from the bottom of my heart, f**k you Emanuel, and that slimey ass community organizer you rode in on." MC

The death toll of young Chicagoans to urban violence appears to be taking a toll on the mayor.
In the days since the murder of 15 year-old Hadiya Pendleton, Rahm Emanuel has twice been overcome with emotion.
On Thursday, there were tears in his eyes as he talked about violence plaguing inner-city youth.

*Must. Squeeze. Out. Tear. Nnnnghh!*

It happened when CBS 2 Chief Correspondent Jay Levine asked the mayor about his own experiences growing up in Chicago.
A Vanity Fair article that excerpts a biography written by the mayor’s older brother, Zeke, talks about how Rahm and his younger brother, Ari, faced the issues of race and violence early on at Foster Avenue Beach.
“After a few days in the sun, Ari and Rahm could pass for African-Americans, which led to the occasional dustup,” the article says.
But Rahm and Ari Emanuel came away with cuts and bruises, not bullet wounds suffered by some of those in the Becoming a Man, BAM, program highlighted Thursday.