The Incredibly Delusional Thing Obama Just Said About Race Relations In America

President Obama claims that race relations have gotten better since he became president despite the fact that he and his minions have spent the last six years stirring the racial pot in an obvious attempt to cause racial division and strife.

Via TheBlaze:

Amid racially charged protests and controversial police altercations, President Barack Obama said the United States is less racially divided now than before he took office.

NPR released quote excerpts of an interview set to air on “Morning Edition” starting Monday, including one in which host Steve Inskeep asked if the country is more racially divided now compared to when Obama took office six years ago.

“No,” the president answered. “I actually think that it’s probably in its day-to-day interactions less racially divided.”

The NY Post reveals what the American people think about race relations since Obama took office:

President Obama says the United States is less racially divided despite the tensions raging from deadly police shootings and emotional protests.

Americans, however, seem to disagree.

A Bloomberg Politics survey out this month found a majority of Americans – 53 percent – feel interactions between white and black communities have deteriorated since Obama took office.