I read he didn't shake Obama hand.. which he does after every one on one interview.Tamanon said:Yeah watching MTP right now. His gas tax answer is really good, hits pretty hard. His whole energy dissertation here is really good, thoughtful, expansive and deep.
Deus Ex Machina said:I read he didn't shake Obama hand.. which he does after every one on one interview.
scorcho said:these 'media conspiracies' against Obama are quite an interesting read. when is APF unbanned?
scorcho said:so when the networks focus on edited, truncated sound clips of Wright they are damned.
but when they decide to air an entire speech to give a fuller picture they are still damned.
Wright is in the public eye, and that was his first major appearance since the youtube clip went viral. his appearances the entire weekend seemed coordinated with the Moyers interview, so IMO it was fully justified.
And unlike Farrakhan, McCain actively sought out Hagee's endorsement and has said several times that he's glad to have it.quadriplegicjon said:explain why hagee is all but ignored by the MSM?
and before you say.. obama knew wright for 20 years. obama had to reject and denounce an unwanted endorsement from farrakhan.. mccain refused to reject hagee's endorsement, and yet the media stays silent.
You've got two separate agendas against the Democrats that still holds weight in the media, hell the country on the whole.GhaleonEB said:And unlike Farrakhan, McCain actively sought out Hagee's endorsement and has said several times that he's glad to have it.
Donna Brazille just mentioned that those ads had backfired. I think that's all we're going to be hearing from MSM about this.mckmas8808 said:So is this going to get reported on? I mean they talked about this on TV for a few days. Crying saying that now Obama could hurt the dems because of J. Wright.
But now that this guy won, shouldn't that mean that J. Wright's association to Obama is not seen to be as bad as the MSM is making it out to be?
I've been trying to convince friends and colleagues of this for months. Hillary Clinton's the Bush of the left. Regardless of her policy positions, 4-8 more years of this toxic rhetoric and forthright anti-intellectualism would be devastating.Tamanon said:Starting to sound like anyone we know? Say....a current president?
What?avatar299 said:Wow
You're lucky you're black
Funky Papa said:Did Hillary switch parties and nobody told me?
Funky Papa said:Did Hillary switch parties and nobody told me?
Finally!Freedom = $1.05 said:She's never been much of a Dem to being with.
Which is why she's unelectable.Tamanon said:It makes no sense, especially considering her own 180 on the issue in Pennsylvania. She has been a firm proponent on strict handgun laws then suddenly switched when Obama's "cling" comments came out. Just dirty campaigning that would really hurt her in the general too.
thekad said:"Elite opunion?" Is she really acting like she puts her faith in regular Joes off the street for sole advice on something as complex as the economy? I wish the MSM would call her out on her stupid, Bush-esque pandering, but alas, there are angry black men we must protect America's children from.
Sadly I had hope that she would be different then her past indicated, but when push came to shove, she decided to pander to the worst of American society, while Obama is trying to speak to our best.thekad said:"Elite opunion?" Is she really acting like she puts her faith in regular Joes off the street for sole advice on something as complex as the economy? I wish the MSM would call her out on her stupid, Bush-esque pandering, but alas, there are angry black men we must protect America's children from.
Heh. That'll teach'em.On election day, a number of homes in Baton Rouge's predominantly black neighborhoods were phoned with a tape-recorded message asking black voters to teach white Democrats a lesson by staying home and not casting ballots.
The ad signed off as "Friends of Michael Jackson."
Jackson, a Democratic state representative defeated by Cazayoux in the primary runoff, said he was not involved or connected in any way with the calls. Jackson said he will run for the seat in November.
Tamanon said:Good lord, what will Cheebs complain about now?
It's all over...He's free falling!Lemonz said:
Tamanon said:Good lord, what will Cheebs complain about now?
Him losing Indiana? Really not much, he'll win NC by a good amount. I'll be happy.Tamanon said:Good lord, what will Cheebs complain about now?
That's seriously from the Clinton campaign?Funky Papa said:
Did Hillary switch parties and nobody told me?
syllogism said:Latest NC early voting numbers have black turnout at 40%, very good news even if it drops a bit on Tuesday. SurveyUSA poll had it only at 33%.
5%Francois the Great said:thats awesome. how much did SUSA have obama winning by with a 33% black turnout?
Tamanon said:CNN had a little roundtable with Blitzer where they said all 3 candidates know it's pandering and not a good idea, but Obama shouldn't oppose it because people like saving money in the short run instead of the long run.
Does that shock you?quadriplegicjon said:*smacks forehead*
they were seriously defending it??!!
Thunder Monkey said:Does that shock you?
Wow.syllogism said:e: almost 400k have voted already
Lemonz said:
We all know where Barack stands. We all know where black people stand and why. Take your racism back to your "churches" and keep it OUT OF THE WHITE HOUSE.
Posted By: True Patriot. | May 04, 2008 at 01:46 PM
Excellent point: In Houston, a Texan protesting amnesty for illegal immigrants argues that anyone who can't master English doesn't deserve to live in America.