1. What is the Black Caucus and its history?
The Black Caucus is an organization protecting the African-American members of the U.S Congress.
2. Who sits of the Black Caucus?
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama may be in familiar company when he sits down for his first White House meeting with the Congressional Black Caucus, but will it be a pleasant reunion?
3. What was the nature of President Obama's meeting with the Black Caucus?
The nature of President Obama's meeting with the Black Caucus was to reassure the Caucus that he is on their side, and will do anything in his power to help their left-leaning agenda.
4. What issues would the Black Caucus like to see him address?
The issues that the Black Caucus would like to see Barack Obama address is based on the economic issues facing their districts. They are hiring more minorities to federal jobs and helping small and minority-owned businesses get government contracts. Also, discussed creating a health-care safety net and addressing medical disparities among minorities.
5. What type of relationship do you think the President and the Black Caucus will have throughout his term in office?
I think the President and the Black Caucus will not have such a good relationship during hi term in office. Only because of his previous relationship from when he was a senate,(2004-2008). That might change over time though.