The Obama homeland is not the Kenya in your mind. This is the bush, neither meadowed nor lush, a greedy muddle of dust and shrubbed mountains, and the thousands who are stuck here forever. There is a small grouping of faded orange houses and the airy gazebo with its rose-colored tin roof, and on each of the entry gates is a plaque emblazoned with initials. He simultaneously argues that Barack is the source of his power and that Barack is irrelevant to it. In the dedication of Malik’s owntome, of the twenty-three people specifically listed (along with everyone who is “making this world a better place”), President Obama’s name is not included.

Now it’s time to pay for the fun Ted Cruz’s risky strategy Donald Trump: #LoveWins A longtime Democrat, Malik Obama, 58, told the New York Post that he likes Mr. Trump “because he speaks from the heart.” Malik Obama said he plans to return to the U.S. in November in order to vote for Mr. Trump. He previously held a residence in Maryland, where he worked as a consultant for several years, and is registered to vote there.

Log Out Malik Obama, who has a had a falling out with his relative in the White House, told The New York Post that “I like Donald Trump because he speaks from the heart ... Make America Great Again is a great slogan. I would like to meet him.” The New York Post reports that Malik Obama "spoke to his brother a year ago and was miffed that he did nothing to help his own foray into politics when he ran for governor of the southwestern Kenyan county of Siaya in 2013."

But it’s one thing to grow up with a sibling who’s destined for the tabloids. He complained that journalists seeking information about his family failed to donate to his foundation. Malik complained that the president turned his back on his family, and failed to cough up $20,000 for Aunt Zeituni’s funeral — the opposite of what he’d said in the past. Then it got even crazier: Malik speculated that Obama’s real father is actually a communist named Frank Marshall Davis, indulging the wild theory that Gilbert had put forth in his “documentary” Dreams of My Real Father. Then he had the gall to lament that he hasn’t been invited to the bigwig dinner during the presidential visit.

Malik Obama dedicated his 2012 biography of his late father to Khadafy and others who were “making this world a better place.” Obama believes strongly in the institution of marriage — so strongly that he has at least three current wives, although press reports have put the number as high as 12. Obama plans to trek back to the US to vote for Trump in November. Obama used to live in Maryland, where he worked for many years as an accountant and is registered to vote there, public records show.” I always thought that Kenyans believed in strong familial ties. I have to say, pretty insane that this dude has three wives. I also believe that, in today’s day and age, getting upset about two people of the same gender sharing a kiss is pretty trivial.

“I like Donald Trump because he speaks from the heart,” Malik Obama told the New York Post while being interviewed at his home in the rustic village of Kogelo in Kenya. Also Read: The Fart-In Menace: 3 Ways Hillary Clinton's Convention Could Go Wrong President Obama’s half brother is a longtime Democrat, according to the Post. But, he said, he decided to switch to “the party of Lincoln” after FBI Director James Comey advised against prosecuting Clinton for using private email servers during her service as U.S. Secretary of State. #Trump2016 pic.twitter.com/fRFtQkIcJ4 Also Read: Democratic National Convention: 7 Things to Expect From the Hillary Clinton Infomercial Malik Obama also expressed “deep disappointment,” blaming Obama’s administration — including Clinton — for the death of Libyan leader Muammar el-Qaddafi — whom Malik called one of his best friends.