President Barack Obama has received his fair share of criticism since reaching the Oval Office, but now he's getting it from unexpected quarters -- Chicago's black elite.
Publisher and editor-in-chief N’DIGO magazine Hermene Hartman blasted Obama as disloyal to his roots in a Chicago magazine article .
"He has not been loyal to some of the people who were there for him from day one," Hartman, who fund raised for Obama's presidential campaign said during the scathing Q&A.
Hartman, who supported Obama as far back as 1995, when he ran for state senate, told the magazine that she feels "insulted" that she hasn't been invited to the White House.
Hartman told the magazine she was instrumental in convincing Al Sharpton to switch allegiances from Hillary Clinton to Obama during the presidential campaign.
In contrast, Hartman praises Mayor-Elect Rahm Emanuel as someone who's "appreciative" and "thankful" toward those who've helped him.
