OBAMA'S BROTHER PLANS TO VOTE FOR DONALD TRUMP

US President Barack Obama's half brother, Malik Obama, has now urged Americans to vote against the former first lady and secretary of state Hillary Clinton who is the wife of the former US president Bill Clinton.This is according to a report in yesterday's
internet edition of the New York Post.
Malik is quoted expressing great disappointment in his brother's administration and the Democratic Party for their support of same-sex marriage and his brother's foreign policy that led to the assassination of Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi.According to the report, Malik wore Donald Trump's campaign hat at his home in Kogelo with Trump's slogan "Make America Great Again".
In addition, Malik been quoted railing against president Barack Obama for allegedly showing little interest in his Kenyan family and declining to support Malik's campaign in the Siaya gubernatorial race in 2013. He is also quoted saying Obama refused to support a charitable agency - Barack H Obama Foundation - started in their late father's memory.
"My brother didn't help me at all," said Malik."He wanted me to shut it down when I set it up. He hasn't supported me at all," says Malik, who suggests that Trump is capable of reviving US prestige in the world.
According to the report, Malik, who studied and worked in the US as an accountant, is eligible to vote in the US state of Maryland where he plans to cast the ballot for Republican party presidential nominee Donald Trump.The report also states that Obama's brother is drawn to the Republican party since it opposes same-sex marriage.
Malik says he prefers Trump whom he says "speaks from the heart". He blames his brother and Mrs Clinton for the assassination of Gaddafi, who was killed during a US-led armed revolution. Clinton was Obama's Secretary of State during the uprising in which Gaddafi who was Malik's friend was killed by mobs in his hometown in Sirte on Libya's coast.
However, Malik was the best man at his half brother's wedding to Michele Obama, the US First Lady, but relations between the two half brothers have been strained and almost ground to a halt, according to reports in the US press.