Comments on: Obama Can’t Sever Ties With His Pastor of Hate

By: John Doe

John Doe — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 07:39:36 +0000

The pastor’s comments and the black community’s support therein, directly or indirectly, indicates not that the country can’t handle a president who happens to be black man, rather the black community simply is not mature enough to handle a black president!

By: Mike J

Mike J — Sun, 16 Mar 2008 12:24:58 +0000

Obam knew about this Racist. He said he never heard any controversial comments but then he says his Rev. Wright is known for his controversial comments. Is that not a lie that he said he did not know. Give me a break. And Anderson Cooper on CNN was like apologizing for what happened. What the hell. If this was John McCain his campaign would be over because you would have the NAACP, Ali Sharpton etc…Wanting McCain removed. Where is there outrage now? None because Rev. Wright is one of there own. It really sickens me that this gets a free pass from the media as many other racist comments towards whites and Jews never covered by the media. Now they say it is free speech. Since when is it ok to preach racism and hate. Only in Black America! Can I get an AMAN!

By: Marti Biggers

Marti Biggers — Sun, 16 Mar 2008 02:20:50 +0000

No one will ever make any true American believe that Barack O`Bama did not “hear ” and “know” all that MR. Wright said in his sermons. Americans had better wake up before it is too late. This country can not survive with a President that is filled with hate and no one could avoid some of that “propaganda” from rubbing off after 20 years of listening to it.

By: Miss Beth's Victory Dance

Miss Beth's Victory Dance — Sat, 15 Mar 2008 08:37:07 +0000

The Hate Speech in the Cult of Barack Hussein Obama…

If anything, blacks themselves are more racist than 95% of the whites in America today. Their leaders, Jackson, Sharpton and Farrakhan, have been joined in the race baiting, hate mongering war by Jeremiah Wright. No, I won’t put “Rev.” in front of A…

By: G.F.

G.F. — Sat, 15 Mar 2008 04:53:28 +0000

“Obama rejected Wrightâ€™s 9/11 statements last April”

Yeah OK…Wright made the statement on Sept. 16th, 2001. What’s your point Terry?

It’s a joint-popping stretch to try to equate Obama’s quarter-century VOLUNTARY and ACTIVE membership to this “church” (to which he donated tens of thousands of dollars) to Hagee’s endorsement of McCain.

Try a little intellectual honesty on for size.

By: Terry K.

Terry K. — Sat, 15 Mar 2008 01:04:25 +0000

@sharon: In fact, McCain did solicit Hagee’s endorsement and shared a stage with Hagee to accept it.

@Jay: Sounds like you’re just making excuses not to hold McCain to the same standard you’re holding Obama.

Also, Obama rejected Wright’s 9/11 statements last April, which you haven’t noted. Would ANY distance Obama decides to place between himself and Wright be enough for you? Will you then demand that McCain put that same difference between himself and Hagee and Parsley?

By: in_awe

in_awe — Sat, 15 Mar 2008 00:32:53 +0000

Let’s remember that not only has Obama remained in this “church” for twenty years listening to this vitriol, Obama has contributed $20,000 to keep this pastor going.

Obama didn’t just drop in a few times – he converted to Christianity there, was married there, had his children baptized there, he attends services there regularly, his children go tto Sunday School there, he publicly thanked the minister after his election to the Senate, has named him as an advisor in his campaign, and has stated that he turns to Rev. Wright to keep his moral compass pointed in the right direction, etc.

How in the world can Obama make like this is being blown out of proportion – especially when looked at in the context of Michelle Obama’s racist and anti-American remarks, Barack’s refusal to say the pledge of allegiance and refusal to wear an American flag pin. All outward signs of having internalized the hatred spouted by his pastor.

Can you imagine the leading Republican candidate as a long-term committed parishioner in white power church? Why is this any different?

By: Sharon

Sharon — Sat, 15 Mar 2008 00:24:58 +0000

The difference between Hagee endorsing McCain and Obama association with Rev Wright is that Hagee chose to support McCain without any solicitation from him,had no influence on the campaign and was not asked for any advice or counsel. Obama chose to attend Wrights church for 20 years, subjected his children to his hateful teachings and bigotry and solicited his advice and spiritual counsel.I’d say that is a big big difference.

By: K T Cat

K T Cat — Sat, 15 Mar 2008 00:08:31 +0000

Thanks for the link, amigo!

By: LogicalSC

LogicalSC — Fri, 14 Mar 2008 23:51:20 +0000

I will add that we now know why Obama’s wife hasn’t been proud of America in her entire adult life.

She and Obama were soaking this up every Sunday morning. Can’t wait for his children to grow up after being indoctrinated like this for over 20 years. Couple of little “Black Panthers” in training.

I have relatives who quit churches because they allowed slacks on women, but Obama can get up and leave with his minister taking the Lord name in vain from the pulpit and this other racist trash.