Obama is a Fraud

Carmen Jaycee’s “Oops They Did It Again: Barack Obama Was the Setup, Not the Savior”

Carmen Jaycee Exposes the Obama Illusion

Illusions can be powerful. Entire societies have been steered by little more than polished images, clever words, and the willingness of people to believe what they want to be true. Barack Obama’s presidency is one of the clearest examples of this in American history. Millions celebrated his election as a cultural victory, but the reality was something far less inspiring. Carmen Jaycee’s video, Oops They Did It Again: Barack Obama Was the Setup, Not the Savior, dismantles that illusion with rare clarity.

What makes this video remarkable is not just what it says about Obama, but how Carmen says it. She is not a spectator. She is a truth-teller with receipts, delivering history, policy, and cultural critique with both passion and precision.

“Obama didn’t save us. He sedated all of us,” she declares. That line alone sets the tone. Carmen is not here to flatter. She is here to wake people up.

A Voice That Stands Out

Carmen Jaycee is different from most commentators. She does not trade honesty for approval. Her channel is built on the promise of “no sugarcoating, no pandering, just truth with receipts.” And she lives up to it. Her style is direct, unapologetic, and deeply researched. She tells the story of Obama’s rise not through vague accusations, but through detailed examples that reveal the cold machinery behind his success.

In 1995, for instance, when State Senator Alice Palmer tried to reclaim her Illinois seat, Obama didn’t simply challenge her at the ballot box. He disqualified her petitions and signatures until she was removed. Every opponent that year was knocked off the ballot. Obama ran unopposed. Carmen presents this story as a turning point, one that is often overlooked, but that showed exactly what kind of politician Obama was.

She follows the pattern forward: Blair Hull’s divorce scandal collapses his campaign, Jack Ryan’s sealed custody files are suddenly exposed, clearing the path for Obama’s Senate run. “They didn’t pick him because he was special,” Carmen explains. “They picked him because he was obedient.”

Policies With Consequences

Carmen does not stop at the narrative. She roots her arguments in complex realities.

Obama’s choice of Joe Biden as vice president was, in her words, betrayal. Biden was not just a supporter of tough-on-crime bills. He was their architect. The 1986 Anti-Drug Abuse Act imposed a 100-to-1 sentencing disparity between crack and powder cocaine. The 1994 Crime Bill incentivized states to build prisons by handing them billions, so long as they passed harsher laws. The result was mass incarceration, with Black men absorbing the brunt of the devastation.

“Families were destroyed. Dad’s gone. Son’s gone. Whole family trees ripped apart, not by the streets, but by policy,” Carmen says. That is not rhetoric. It is history.

She moves from incarceration to economics. During the 2008 housing collapse, over 10 million families lost their homes. Black households lost 31 percent of their net worth, the largest wipeout of Black wealth in modern times. Yet Obama’s bailouts went to Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, and Citigroup, all top donors to his campaign. “The banks got bailed out, we got billed,” she says. The clarity of that line cuts through every excuse.

Cultural Sabotage

Perhaps Carmen’s sharpest insights are cultural. While Chicago bled from gang violence and drill music glorified murder, the Obamas remained silent. Michelle Obama, the “South Side daughter,” ignored the carnage on her own streets. Barack Obama focused on identity politics instead.

Meanwhile, federal policies reshaped the culture. Obama repealed “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell,” expanded gender identity protections, and directed schools to accommodate trans bathroom use. Big Tech and Hollywood amplified these moves into cultural dogma. The result was confusion, not liberation. “If they can convince you that your body isn’t sacred, if they can convince you that you weren’t born right, then they can come back around and tell you to put a chip in your brain,” Carmen warns.

She ties this to the rise of celebrity dysfunction. Nicki Minaj’s alter ego “Roman Zelensky,” Beyoncé’s “Sasha Fierce,” the explosion of Love & Hip Hop, all became instruments of confusion and propaganda. This, she points out, was no accident. In 2012, Obama signed the Smith-Mundt Modernization Act, making government propaganda legal on American citizens. The cultural chaos was engineered.

The Delivery

Facts are necessary, but delivery determines impact. Carmen Jaycee excels at both. Her tone is commanding without being shrill, urgent without being careless. She holds the listener’s attention with cadence and clarity. She repeats key truths to make them unforgettable: “Obama didn’t disrupt the system. He perfected it.”

Her gift is taking complicated history and boiling it down to lines that stick. “The banks got bailed out, we got billed.” “Representation doesn’t mean liberation.” These are not empty slogans. They are precise summaries of reality.

Receipts, Not Rhetoric

What makes Carmen Jaycee outstanding is not just her research, but her courage. At a time when many still treat Obama as untouchable, she dares to say what others will not. She is not afraid of losing followers. She is not afraid of offending. She is concerned only with the truth.

She blends policy, history, and culture into one coherent critique, exposing how Obama’s presidency was less about progress and more about propaganda. And she delivers it in a way that forces her audience to confront what really happened, not what they wish had happened.

The Test of a Real Truth-Teller

There is also a simple test for knowing when a Black conservative voice is hitting the mark. It is not whether elites attack them. That is expected. It is whether the so-called “street representatives” of the culture, the loudest voices of dysfunction, come completely unglued. When a Black commentator on the right speaks vague generalities, the reaction is mild. But when someone like Carmen Jaycee brings facts, crime statistics, incarceration records, housing data, legislative history, the very people who have built their identity on grievance and victimhood erupt in outrage.

That outrage is its own kind of evidence. It shows that the speaker is not merely voicing opinion, but cutting directly into illusions that hold whole communities captive. Ghetto culture survives on denial. It collapses when confronted with the truth. So when you see venom, insults, and emotional meltdowns in response to a Black truth-teller, it is not a sign they are wrong. It is confirmation that they are right.

Carmen passes that test. She names the policies, the players, the timelines, and the cultural fallout. She does not simply say Obama failed. She shows how and why. And the more her message spreads, the more those invested in dysfunction will scream. That is the surest proof that she is telling the truth.

Exposing the Machinery of Illusion

The real test of leadership is not how many magazine covers you land on, but whether the lives of ordinary people improve under your watch. By that measure, Obama failed. And Carmen Jaycee has made that failure impossible to ignore.

She is not just exposing a politician. She is exposing the machinery of illusion itself. Her voice is one of the rare ones in today’s media landscape that marries passion with precision, history with honesty.

Carmen Jaycee is outstanding because she is willing to say what others won’t, and to do it with clarity, receipts, and conviction. Watch her work. Pay attention. And most of all, share it.

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