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'Barack thought I was too white and I thought he was too black,' Ndesandjo said. 'He was an American searching for his African roots.
'I was a Kenyan, I'm an American but I was living in Kenya, searching for my white roots.'
President Barack Obama gestures as he speaks to the media as he and first lady Michelle Obama meet with a group of mothers in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, Wednesday, Dec. 18, 2013
The 500-page book includes an appendix listing a number of alleged factual errors in Obama's 1995 memoir, 'Dreams from my Father,' such as quotes incorrectly attributed to Ndesandjo's mother.
'It's a correction. A lot of the stuff that Barack wrote is wrong in that book and I can understand that because to me for him the book was a tool for fashioning an identity and he was using composites,' Ndesandjo said.
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'It's a correction. A lot of the stuff that Barack wrote is wrong in that book and I can understand that because to me for him the book was a tool for fashioning an identity and he was using composites,' Ndesandjo said.
darkbake
It seems like Obama did not know his father or his half-siblings very well.
shaneslaughta
Makes me wonder just how well anyone knows obama.
Yea, with his track record of fibbing, the book should be interesting.