If Obama Doesn’t Win The Election

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There is nothing wrong with saying those things, Ted, but it would be better if she would actually live those words instead of merely preach them at others.

Putting the racist BS aside, I’m loving this Democratic primary season. It appears that the truth is finally coming to light, it isn’t the conservatives who are racist but in truth it has been a case of the pot calling the kettle black.”(no pun intended)
The political left are so blind to the inevitable thumping they are going to take in November and I can’t wait. It is similar to the American Idol contestant who finds out that they can’t sing, they kick, they pout and they tantrum but eventually they find the door.

Yea, why is it that all the worst of American society always “runs to Canada”?
Bank robbers, draft dodgers, “economic refugees”, and political black racists who feel they don’t ever get enough handouts. It must mean we’re stupid enough to give it to them!
Go Canada where even the usless can freely survive.

Not if I have anthing to say about it – send her to Iran.

Hopefully toronto

Happily the disgraced former mayor of Detroit kwame kilpatrick and disgraceful former mayor of Washington marion white both endorse Barack Hussein Obama, the Arab (not African) American. gotta admit it doesn’t look good for the dems whoever they turn to 😉

Never trust a rich liberal.

Ted, please think once in a while.
This is a well-educated rich bi-racial woman (who doesn’t consider herself rich enough BTW) who sat under the teaching of the racist and raving lunatic, Dr. Wright for 20 years (and has allowed her children to listen to his anti-white (and non-Christian) rantings)and has already misspoken that this is the first time she has been proud of her country (because her bi-racial husband is a presidential candidate)and she’s proud of her man who managed (in order to advance his career) to throw his sweet, loving grandmotjher under the train because she was a typical racist white person, and…
she is standing up in front of a group of black women (most likely a diverse group – not all as rich or as well-educated as she)peaking out to them about (your words) “stereotyping other Americans and that they also need to change their misconceptions” and you ask: “this is a bad thing to say, why exactly???”
Yes, Ted, I’d say in her case it is condescending and hypocritical.
Do you have to have a picture drawn for you, Ted?