Racist people are going to vote for Obama Options

[randyjohnson]

I've seen some racist people who are going to vote for Obama this November.
That is very unusual and it's something that I'll always remember.
You know that Obama is a great man when you see racist people who are going to vote for him.
Even though they're bigots, Obama means a lot to them.
You are most likely shocked and amazed by this.
I'm glad they're going to vote for him but I wish they weren't prejudice.

[code buttons]

I've seen some racist people who are going to vote for Obama this November.
That is very unusual and it's something that I'll always remember.
You know that Obama is a great man when you see racist people who are going to vote for him.
Even though they're bigots, Obama means a lot to them.
You are most likely shocked and amazed by this.
I'm glad they're going to vote for him but I wish they weren't prejudice.

There's a whole lot of racist people who's going to vote for him, starting with his wife.

[Joesus]

.......and there'll be racists voting for McCain

[Rick]

But let the one among you who is without sin cast the first stone.

Code, why do you suspect that Michelle Obama is a racist? Awareness of race and racial inequality is not racism. Racism is the belief that some race is inherently superior or inferior to others.

[code buttons]

But let the one among you who is without sin cast the first stone.

Code, why do you suspect that Michelle Obama is a racist? Awareness of race and racial inequality is not racism. Racism is the belief that some race is inherently superior or inferior to others.

Just pure speculation out of frustration on how people let their emotions get on the way of reason. Mrs. Clinton would have been the real agent of change we desperately need. Not this novice politician with such suspicious views on foreing relations and predictable Washington stature, who's only change into the scene will be gridlock; as his extreme-leftist agenda will probably be fought tooth and nails by the republicans at both houses.
As for his wife, don't forget how unamerican she has felt all her life up until recently (hmm! how convinient!), no less in part by the influence her pastor back in Chicago must have had on her after all these years of racisim lathened sermons.
I guess the real question that worries me and takes me away from my sleep sometimes is, WHO REALLY IS BARAK OBAMA? I mean, deep inside, where no one but he can see, who is he? And the array of possible answers always end up scaring me. Why you ask? Because, IMO, he is far too young, too inexperienced and way too liberal not to be way too naive and predictable-and too risky, therefore- to govern the most powerfu nation in the world.

[Rick]

Regarding liberalism, I think that the last eight years of conservatism is what has gotten this country in trouble. I think that we need to return to liberalism for a change.

I heard both Hillary and Barack speak in person, and I have also examined their voting records and their positions on the issues. In my estimation, Barack Obama is a real agent of change.

[Phi]

Goes to show how dumb racists are.

[Enki]

So, now it is advertisement or anti-advertisement?:

http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?cid...icle%2FShowFull

In the video, released by the pro-Obama Jewish Council for Education & Research, Brig.-Gen (Ret.) Shlomo Brom, former IDF commander of strategic planning, said that the Bush administration caused major damage to Israel's interests. He said Obama would be a better president for Israel than his rival John McCain, whose policies, Brom said, would likely be too close to those of Bush that were "not so helpful for Israel."

[code buttons]

Regarding liberalism, I think that the last eight years of conservatism is what has gotten this country in trouble. I think that we need to return to liberalism for a change.
I heard both Hillary and Barack speak in person, and I have also examined their voting records and their positions on the issues. In my estimation, Barack Obama is a real agent of change.

I hope you are right. Because we cannot afford one more wrong as a nation and probably as a planet. My hat goes off to Mr. Obama, though, as one of the most brilliant minds I've seen in my lifetime.

[Rick]

... Because we cannot afford one more wrong as a nation and probably as a planet. ...

If only more people had been as careful as you in the 2,000 and 2,004 elections, we wouldn't be in the horrible mess we're in now. Widespread famine is predicted by some as a result of the coming worldwide economic depression due to the financial collapse resulting from the deregulationist policies of the Bush administration. Those who don't learn from the history of FDR's reforms are doomed to repeat it. It's not just an aphorism any more, but a proven truth.