Even though Rev. Wright is behind in pledged delegates, I still thin....

[mudesi]

Oh, wait. You mean Rev. Wright is not running for the Democratic nomination and president of the United States?

Well color me surprised.

[cliffordu]

1. ME TOO!!!!

1,2,3, KICK!!

[Armstead]

2. No, no....You don;t understand

Wright is the evil genius behind Obama.

Obama is merely the frontman for the unholy Black militant, Islamist, Elitist, Leftis, Commie, Socialist alliance that Rev. Wright has been assembling all these years.

[PseudoIntellect]

5. Lol yes, because Wright IS, indeed, a politician. Obviously.

Just examine his career of being a pastor and his military service and it's obvious that he's evil, unpatriotic, anti-American, and, of course, bigoted. And it's clear from a couple of minutes of most harsh-sounding clips that that's how he talked ALWAYS in his sermons.

[tabasco]

11. Sir, you have skills!

You could easily find employment at CNN or Fox.

Or ABC, or CBS, or MSRNC.

[PseudoIntellect]

3. Wright had every right to defend himself as a human being against the complete character

assassination the media has worked up the last 6 weeks.

Anyone have an opinion about whether this will quiet the right-wing in the long term about this "issue" or raise their concerns?

[panAmerican]

4. LOL, I was all ready to jump down your throat and correct you!

[DearAbby]

6. Well I guess Tony Orlando and Dawn are upset

they have to cancel the fundraising benefit for his campaign...Rat farts!

[carpetbagger]

7. He did tie Obama in Michigan.

I, for one would be interested in seeing him make his case to the superdelegates.

I'd be more interested, however, to see him and Pat Robertson in a steel-cage death match to determine the real reason why God blew up the towers. The Marine against the Bench Presser. Better than Star Wars III.

[DearAbby]

14. Maybe McCain can Referee for them

after all he did know the original law-giver personally...I heard McCain and Moses were on a first name basis.

[chill_wind]

8. LOL! Thank you.

You know, the Rev made that abundantly clear in the opening lines of his speech last night.
And he laid it on PLENTY THICK with the humor about it for the 6000 or so in the audience.
At least THEY got it.

Fooking media whores.

[jwirr]

9. He worries me. I hope he is not the straw that defeated Obama single

handedly. While I understand where he is coming from I do not think the average American voter does. It is with them that he is a threat to Obama.

[thevoiceofreason]

10. Funniest post of the day!

[Coexist]

12. best post today.

[AZBlue]

13. THANK YOU!

I don't understand why there are so many posts in GDP dedicated to a man who isn't the slightest bit interested in politics?!?!

[Tribetime]

15. I'm trying to remember the name of the guy who draws 35,000

for his speeches, everybody seems to love him. Is he still running?

[chill_wind]

16. 35.000-- in a PRIMARY. You know, that is just scaring the MSM shitless.

It's not like they can just ignore him, like the way they decided they could ignore Edwards.

He's a problem. Since they can't ignore him, they have to "manage" him. Recyling Rev Wright over and over is one way.

[Enrique]

17. I'm troubled with some of his associations

I heard he had some kind of politician in his congregation.

[davidinalameda]

19. I heard that Hillary has someone who lost his law license for perjury working for her

is that right?

and let's not forget Sandy Berger

[MonkeyFunk]

18. Bill Clinton's not running, either

but there's plenty of discussion here about him.

Face it - this is a story, and it's going to be discussed, even if you don't like it.

[mudesi]

21. You are so unbelievably blinded by bias it's funny

Bill Clinton is actively involved in Hillary's campaign, not to mention that he sleeps next to her (I assume) every night! The two are not even comparable.

[anigbrowl]

20. 'color me surprised'? How dare you play the race card at a time like this!