NBA Did “The Right Thing” By Banning Sterling For Life, Says The Liar In Chief

Via The Hill:
President Obama believes the NBA did “the right thing” by banning L.A. Clippers owner Donald Sterling for life, the White House said on Wednesday.
“The president believes that the NBA has done the right thing, understanding of course that the NBA is the institution that makes the decision in this case,” White House press secretary Jay Carney said. “But as both a basketball fan and as, obviously, someone who would be concerned about these issues, as so many of us are, he thinks they did the right thing.”
Sterling came under fire after the release of a taped phone conversation in which he appears to admonish his girlfriend for posting pictures with black celebrities — including NBA hall-of-famer Magic Johnson — to her Instagram account. The audio also suggests Sterling demanded his girlfriend not bring any minorities to Clippers games.
On Tuesday, NBA commissioner Adam Silver announced that he was banning Sterling from the league for life and fining him $2.5 million. Silver also said he expected other franchise owners to vote to force Sterling to sell the team.
Over the weekend, Obama admonished Sterling’s “incredibly offensive racist statements” during a news conference in Malaysia.

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Liberal NAACP: We’re Still Willing To Work With Donald Sterling If He Forks Over Money…

Via ABC News:
 The NAACP said today they are still willing to work with Los Angeles Clippers’ owner Donald Sterling despite yanking an offer of a lifetime achievement award over an audio tape containing racist comments that Sterling allegedly made.
At a news conference today, NAACP Los Angeles president Leon Jenkins said that an audio recording that surfaced this weekend on TMZ, which purportedly had Sterling’s voice recorded making racist comments, was “devastating.”
But the organization would be open to talking to Sterling, with whom they’ve worked for nearly 20 years.
“God teaches us to forgive, and the way I look at it, after a sustained period of proof to the African American community that those words don’t reflect his heart, I think there’s room for forgiveness. I wouldn’t be a Christian if I said there wasn’t,” Jenkins said.
“We are negotiating with him about giving more moneys to African American students at UCLA, and so we are in preliminary discussions,” Jenkins said.
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