Congresswoman Fudge also thinks it’s their duty to feed your children and get you a job, in other words, she thinks Congress is responsible for living your life.

Via The Hill:

Congressional Black Caucus Chairwoman Marcia Fudge (D-Ohio) said Wednesday that it was up to Congress to end discrimination in the criminal justice system and “to make sure that no child goes hungry to school or to bed.”

Speaking at the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington, Fudge said she was the chair of the CBC “because Dr. Martin Luther King acted upon his dream.”

“In 1963, there were five members of the Congressional Black Caucus,” Fudge said. “Today, there are 44 African-American members in Congress.”

Fudge went on to demand her fellow lawmakers echo King’s “call to action” by pursuing “the start of a new chapter in the history of this country.”

“It is up to us, the Congress of the United States of America, to work together to pass a jobs bill that ensures decent jobs for all of our citizens,” Fudge said. “Now it is up to us to ensure that we have a criminal justice system that does not value one life more than another. Now it is up to us to make sure that no child goes hungry to school or to bed.”

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"Congressional Black Caucus Chairwoman Marcia Fudge (D-Ohio) said Wednesday that it was up to Congress to end discrimination."

Well,I hope a key part of her plan is banning the Congressional Black Caucasus.

A Congressman named Fudge is a member of the black caucus? Is she a co-chairman with Congressman Sexual Chocolate?