Democrat policies over the last 6 years have driven black joblessness to twice the national average…thus, states electing Democrat Senators wish to keep it that way.

Here are the 12 states evidently okay with that disgraceful statistic…

Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, Oregon, Rhode Island, Virginia…voted to continue those policies.

Fortunately for black-Americans, at least 8 states (incl. Alaska) soundly rejected them.

(Ironically, that minority segment probably heavily supported the states that stayed ‘D’.)

Tuesday’s election is a mandate to stop failed Democrat policy.The GOP has a chance to prove they can create jobs that help ALL Americans, including minorities.

With House and Senate control, they can put effective legislation on Obama’s desk.

Then it’s up to Obama to sign them.

If he doesn’t, and black joblessness remains high, it’s on him and Democrats. If he signs them, and minority unemployment doesn’t improve, it’s on the Republicans.

Obama and Democrats claim Republican policy won’t work. Signing Republican bills into law gives Obama, Reid, and Pelosi a chance to prove that claim…

…vetoing the bills means he’s afraid GOP policy will work.

Classic definition…between a rock and a hard place.