Obama sends 3 White House officials to Brown funeral service in Missouri; None to Gen. Greene's

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President Barack Obama has directed three of his White House staff to represent his administration at the funeral service for Michael Brown, who was shot to death by a Ferguson, Missouri, police officer on August 9, according to Sunday's news media accounts of the tragedy that became a politicized circus of sorts.

The White House press officer reported Sunday that the chairman of Obama's "My Brother’s Keeper Task Force," Broderick Johnson, an African American, is the top official being sent to represent the Obama White House and the highly-anticipated funeral, according Inside the Beltway news outlets.

Also traveling to Ferguson representing the White House are Marlon Marshall. the deputy director of the Office of Public Engagement and an adviser for Marshall's office, Heather Foster, will also attend. Marshall and Foster are both black.

Fresh from his disappointing New York City protest rally on Saturday, the Rev. Al Sharpton, who Politico "outed" as Obama’s informant during the days of unrest in Ferguson, is being billed as the "civil rights leader" who will eulogize the 18-year-old Brown during the funeral service scheduled to be held at Friendly Temple Missionary Baptist Church in St. Louis.

Last Wednesday, President Obama sent Attorney General Eric Holder to Ferguson where he began to take sides, according to critics, when he met with Brown’s parents among others in an effort to reassure the community of a “fair and independent” investigation. But while in Ferguson, instead of attempting to calm things down after nights of rioting and looting, Holder spoke of his own past when believes he was allegedly harassed by police officers because he was black.

"The man basically poured gasoline on the fire by complaining about being racially profiled, which had absolutely nothing to do with what occurred in Ferguson between Officer Darren Wilson and Michael Brown. But the news media swooned over his appearance in Ferguson and his tales of racist cops since most of them share a common ideology with the divisive attorney general," said former police detective Conrad Washington, who is also a black civil rights activist.

While most Americans expect Obama or his representatives to attend such a high-profile, newsworthy funeral, several critics have pointed out that no one from the Obama White House attended the funeral of slain Border Patrol Agent Javier Vega, who was killed -- five days prior to Brown -- by criminal aliens attempting to rob him and his family.

As far as high-profile funerals, President Obama and Vice President Joe Biden failed to even acknowledge the funeral of Maj. Gen. Harold Greene, the U.S. Army general killed in Afghanistan on Aug. 5, 2014.

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Barack Obama and Joe Biden did not attend the funeral of Major General Harold Greene, the two star general recently killed in Afghanistan. He was the highest ranking officer killed on the battlefield since the Vietnam War. Only low-level members of the regime were sent to the funeral of former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, one of Ronald Reagan’s greatest allies in ending the Cold War.

Though Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry died as a result of the Obama regimes failed gun running fiasco, Operation Fast and Furious, no one from the administration attended his funeral. No one from the Obama regime has called the Terry Family to offer apologies or condolences. Eric Holder claims they sent a letter, while refusing to apologize at a Senate hearing, but the family is adamant that no such letter was sent or received.

Less than 10 minutes after giving a speech, one that came 24 hours late, about the beheading of American photojournalist James Foley by the Muslim terrorist group ISIS, Obama was on the golf course yucking it up with friends, which included two high powered and wealthy lobbyists.

But, Barack Obama will be sending not one, not two, but three members of hisadministration to the funeral of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri. This is after Eric Holder stood before the cameras and told the people of Ferguson that he stands with them.

Leading the group for Monday’s service will be the chairman of the My Brother’s Keeper Task Force, Broderick Johnson. My Brother’s Keeper is an Obama initiative that aims to empower young minorities. Johnson is also the secretary for the Cabinet.

Also attending will be the deputy director of the White House Office of Public Engagement, Marlon Marshall, and an adviser for the office, Heather Foster.

After Eric Holder all but condemned Officer Darren Wilson, ignoring the evidence of the strong armed robbery that Brown is said to have committed or the pummeling to the face experienced by Wilson at the hands of Brown, perhaps this should come as no surprise. After all, we have a community agitator organizer, who stirred up strife and division as a way of life, occupying the Office of the Presidency and an attorney general who identifies as an activist rather than an attorney.

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