Comments on: What Did Obama Know About His Pastor’s Hateful Sermons?

By: Jimmy Rico

Jimmy Rico — Mon, 17 Mar 2008 23:13:03 +0000

Sure, Wright has reason to be bitter. I mean, he is obviously destitute, and being oppressed. As are sooooooo many people in America today.

For real, drive down any road, and you will see the privation suffered by the oppressed masses. You will surely see a land in which even the most enterprising minority has no chance, I mean no chance, to *ever* improve his or her circumstances.

Surely, you will also see these minorities being actively run from communities, chased through swamps and/or beaten right before your eyes. This is America, after all, the root of all evil in the world today.

Just, you know, don’t look at Wright’s actual congregation. There, you might see, sitting in the front row and nodding along as the Theater of Grievance gets into full swing, a certain Harvard educated lawyer who is a few primary victories away from running for President. You might also see his lovely wife, who, while she actively dissuades students of color from going into corporate life, pulls down a $300K a year salary from those evil corporate patriarchs.

BTW, rather than focus on the unfairness of the media for telling the truth in this case, or this blogger, why not think about what you are reading and deciding if you might agree, or not, that electing a man who claps at someone screaming, frothy mouthed: God Damn the USA might not be a good idea.

Because, if you say you do think this sounds like a fine idea, I am curious as to why. And then I ask this: had this story been about a Republican candidate, and that candidate’s personal spiritual guide said the same thing (said pastor being angry, perhaps, about the dilution of white blood through interracial marriages, or, say, homosexuality), I somehow doubt you would be so sanguine about this.

Personally, if a Republican candidate were in this same position, I wouldn’t vote for him or her either. Just doesn’t sound like a good idea.

So, question right back at you: does this sound like a good idea to you?

By: Chev

Chev — Mon, 17 Mar 2008 00:10:54 +0000

Mr Lewis…please list or detail some of the hateful sermons of Republican pastors please.

By: John Lewis

John Lewis — Sun, 16 Mar 2008 22:37:29 +0000

What about the hateful sermons of right wing Republican pastors? At leasat Wright has reason to be bitter.

Don’t be hypocrites.

By: moblou

moblou — Sun, 16 Mar 2008 22:10:29 +0000

The truth is finally starting to come out and “the truth will set you free”. America, wake up and smell the coffee. Obama doesn’t want his records out anymore than he wants Rezco, his pastor, earmarks, or anything else to come out for that matter. Doesn’t he know by now if, it’s negative information, all he has to do is look sweet and repute, denounce or deny it and the media won’t bring it up again. What a plague on all of us, the mainstream media. FOX is turning out to be more fair in this election than nearly all the rest. Come on media, OB’s not on the level on the Rev. Wright issue or anything else it now seems. He only speaks the truth when he gets caught in a lie or half truth. How much more is lingering out there for Republicans to mo-up the floor with him if, and that’s a big “IF”, he gets the nomination. God help us if he does! Our country needs “US” to stand-up for her now. Our future lingers in the balance of the impending primaries & general election. We need a President to restore our standing at home and abroad. We need Hillary, not inexperience and a very questionable past, and certainly not Senator more of the same, McCain.

By: Blog-o-Fascists

Blog-o-Fascists — Sun, 16 Mar 2008 21:30:16 +0000

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