Obama Is ‘Out of Touch’ and Kerry is ‘Trippin,’ Popular US Video Bloggers ‘Diamond and Silk’ Say in Loquacious Defense of Israel
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by Algemeiner Staff
Two popular American video bloggers unleashed a verbal fusillade on Thursday at President Barack Obama and Secretary of State John Kerry over their recent treatment of Israel.
The duo — sisters Lynnette Hardaway and Rochelle Richardson, who go by the moniker “Diamond and Silk” — are former Democrats who gained viral attention during the recent presidential campaign as loquacious supporters of Republican Donald Trump.
“I do know that Kerry must be slippin’ in all of that Heinz ketchup, because he’s trippin’,” Hardaway said in reference to Kerry’s speech on Wednesday in which he assailed Israeli settlement construction.
“Israel is our ally, so that means we have to have their back,” she went on to say. “Obama looks like he may be out of touch. He was out of touch with this election, he was out of touch with the American people and now he is out of touch with Israel.”
Watch the “Diamond and Silk” video below:
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