Rep. Bill Otto, R-LeRoy, will be posting a new video on YouTube next week.
But unlike his recent controversial "redneck rap" that criticized the policies of President Barack Obama, the new video will feature a rap highlighting positive actions the president has taken and Otto's shared vision of an America described by the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.
The newer rap will go like this:
Yo Barack, I want to thank you man
For helping my seniors all you can
One time money helps the poor just the same
A percent gives the rich more, so that would be lame
Thank you for given the poor more time
So they could still watch free T.V. and not spend a dime.
I feel for your bro, your job is real tough
With a congress like we got life can be tough
Bush was the R and fought Pelosi and Reid
But you got to live with them cause they got a D.
Will Rodgers said many years ago
Democrats an organized partly? NO
But "some where I read that we all should be free." And
Some where I read that should include me.
So people who dis you and do not agree
Are just not racist and that includes me.
I share a Dream, where people are fairly judged
For the color of your skin you should not be smudged
If you hate me for my hat that's up to you
I can't say I'm sorry cause I share the dream too.
Otto is still trying to talk himself out of his 1st Anti-Obama Rap posted on You Tube. I'm not going to give it any dignity by posting it here!
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