Barack Obama - African loyalist?

[Duke]

http://www.ibdeditorials.com/IBDArticles.aspx?id=285292746454291

Some fairly disturbing stuff in this editorial. And I think I can reasonably say that I'm not afraid of having a black or a female president. Just neither of the two currently on ofer.

Here is Mr. Obama's church's website:

http://www.tucc.org/home.htm

Click particularly on the About Us and Mission tabs. At the bottom of the About Us page is a link to more information.

 

[Omnis]

Huey Freeman much.

 

[Duke]

You know, I never was very impressed with Boondocks, but I really got disgusted with it when he gave Cosby all that crap about not being black enough, after Cosby dared to criticize black people for some of their choices.

Being able to dish it out but unable to take it has never really impressed me much.

 

[Keichi Tsuchiya]

The Boondocks is really good in my opinion although the cartoon has taken a more mainstream approach as opposed to being more of a political cartoon. Huey kicks ass as well.

 

[Duke]

Huey kicks ass as well.

See my comment above.

 

[Keichi Tsuchiya]

I don't see much of worry, I think the editorial is making a big deal over very little... The same way people often capitalize on George Bush's many failures in life...

 

[Venari]

The same way people often capitalize on George Bush's many failures in life...

Senior or Junior?

I can think of one huge failing of Bush Snr.

 

[CraftyLandShark]

Senior or Junior?

I can think of one huge failing of Bush Snr.

HAH! Agreed. Just 50 cents from a dispenser in a gas station bathroom and think of what might not have come to pass ...

 

[Omnis]

See my comment above.

lol,

 

[Solid Lifters]

Obama lost the California vote when he said, "We people need to stick together!" in front of a black only crowd.

In a very segregated state like California, you don't want to say things like that.

 

[YSSMAN]

I've always found the issue between Obama and the black/latino vote to be very interesting. As I recall from the CNN polls they were reading this morning, Obama fared much better with white voters in some areas, which strikes me as somewhat odd.

I think either way, no matter which candidate the Democrats choose, its their race to lose. I don't think McCain has enough to topple it, personally, so its more or less a race to see who can appeal to more Americans; And I think Obama will do a better job with that. Simply put, Hillary is too polarizing, and is too much of a risk for the Democrats to nominate.

Either way, it will be an interesting election period, and I'm looking forward to it very much!

 

[Solid Lifters]

I've always found the issue between Obama and the black/latino vote to be very interesting. As I recall from the CNN polls they were reading this morning, Obama fared much better with white voters in some areas, which strikes me as somewhat odd.

Not I. Mexicans and black people don't get along. At least not in this state. It was no surprise to me Hitlery won in this state by such a large margin (thanks to the Latino vote).

 

[Pupik]

Geez, I thought the Obama's Church thing is a bit blown out of proportion.

Especially when his mother's an atheist and dad's a follower of Islam, according to his autobiography.