FOR T*W*E*N*T*Y* Y*E*A*R*S !!11!

[DearAbby]

Obama has sat in that church and listened to endless sermons of hate (according to the media and Clinton supporters ) Yet Obama doesn't exhibit any of the this. His years in public office, He has never exhibited anything of the kind...HE HID IT WELL for all these years...Not one word, or action betrayed his anger, or intense hatred of AMERICA!

What a snake in the grass eh? :sarcasm:

I am so sick of this shit, we have more important issues to deal with. What the hell does Wright have to do with the failing economy, rising fuel costs, rising cost of EVERYTHING. What does Wright have to do with the War. What about the fact that Millions are still without healthcare insurance, or under-insured. What about the REAL problems facing this country?

Fecking distraction.

[cliffordu]

1. It's all they have to hold on to. Like a binkey. They fail....

[dionysus]

14. here, i've got extras for you to pass out to shillbots if you want to help me...

[Bake]

26. As a past recipient, I've noticed something.

You never seem to pass those out to Obots, even though they've been doing a lot of crying, pissing and moaning the last few days over the Wright issue.

Maybe you ought to be an equal-opportunity banky dispenser.

Bake

[msallied]

38. "You know, I notice that I seem to always get the first question in these debates."

[Alexander]

40. Those who deserve them get them.

"You never seem to pass those out to Obots, even though they've been doing a lot of crying, pissing and moaning the last few days over the Wright issue.

Maybe you ought to be an equal-opportunity banky dispenser."

Maybe you should consider the possibility that Obama supporters aren't as ranting and raving in their criticisms of Hillary, nor do they hide behind attacks on others as a way of compensating for weakness in their own candidate.

[ellacott]

2. It's a big distraction

It also makes no sense.

[DearAbby]

7. I hope the American People

are smart enough to shift through the shit, because we are wading in it. I expect better from Clinton, being a Democrat, she should not lower herself to the GOP level of shit-slinging. I have been so disappointed in her campaign. I hold Democrats to a higher set of standards.

[ellacott]

21. That has disappointed me also

She knows she's full of it. I want Obama to go after her harder but I understand his reluctance. I know Edwards would have been more aggressive but he would have been less constrained.

I'm tired of her.

[DearAbby]

23. Obama faces a distinct problem

people don't want to admit this, but Obama does have disadvantages if he were to attack Hillary Clinton, and it has to do with RACE...imagine a black man attacking a white woman? He has to keep the high ground. People also don't want to admit, even now in the 21st Century...A black man has to go 150% to have "equal footing"

[democrat_patriot]

34. The American people elected GW. Twice.

The right owns the media and they deliver whatever message (distraction) they want.

It's going to be a tough fight, won at the grassroots.

[DearAbby]

35. Agree

It just gets frustrating. My day to day life. I don't wake up overly concerned about what people did in their churches last Sunday. My concerns are how to juggle our family's finances to make it through the month, and the next, and the next.

When is that going to be addressed?

[goclark]

50. Correction the Supreme Court elected him once

and the voter suppression elected him the second time.

[JoFerret]

41. Both are true.

This is silly stuff AND this is important stuff.

Interesting dilemma.

[rtassi]

3. ... or perhaps global warming? n/t

[DearAbby]

22. Pastorbating is much more entertaining...N/t

[oviedodem]

4. You know if had left and been in for ten years the M$M would STILL kill him

for it. He was in a no win situation.

[casus belli]

5. I share your frustration...

If it's any consolation, Karma is a MF. Everyone who has latched on to this witch-hunt-by-association should make sure they're squeaky clean and friendless.

[ErinBerin84]

6. Whenever a poster does that here,

I literally imagine it being said by Pat Buchanan or Joe Scarborough.

[keep_it_real]

8. I don't think he really went to church every sunday

He may not want to say that cause it may make him look bad in some people's eyes but in some of he interviews with his wife they describe Sunday as something to the effect of family day and I got the impression they were not at church.

[ProSense]

9. No, we need more of this: Hillary " engages fairly gleefully after Mr. O’Reilly"

PORTAGE, Ind. – Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton said this afternoon that recent comments by the Rev. Jeremiah Wright were “offensive,” “outrageous,” “off base,” and “far out,” and tweaked Senator Barack Obama for making clear his own condemnation of his former pastor’s words on Tuesday – “finally,” she said.

In an interview to air tonight on Fox News’s “The O’Reilly Factor,” Mrs. Clinton at first resists host Bill O’Reilly’s bait to criticize Mr. Wright – but then engages fairly gleefully after Mr. O’Reilly asks what she thinks “as an American citizen” when “you hear a fellow American citizen say that stuff about America?”

“Well I take offense at it – I think it’s offensive and outrageous,” she said. “But it is part of an, you know, just an atmosphere we’re in today where all kinds of things are being said, and people have to decide what they believe. And I sure don’t believe the United States government was behind AIDS.”

Mr. O’Reilly said he was disturbed to “see people jumping up and applauding when he says that, among other things, we’re the moral equivalent of Al Qaeda.” Mrs. Clinton replied with the following:
“Well Bill, that is part of the mosaic and diversity of America. People are free to express their opinions, and the rest of us are free to agree or disagree. And obviously on opinions like that – ”

“It’s hateful!” Mr. O’Reilly interrupted.

link

Despicable.

[SoCalDem]

11. C'mon Hil.. show the old perv some skin or let him touch your loofah

:rofl:

[Window]

30. Dear Lord, I can't stand that woman.

[DearAbby]

33. She is certainly burning her bridges

I had expected better from her, being a Democrat, and knowing what we have been through these last 8 yrs. These are clearly GOP Rove tactics. I demand better, I want better. Clinton is not showing me this. I will find it extremely difficult to vote for her, should she somehow wrestle the nomination away from Obama.

[Window]

36. I have never been more disappointed in someone I used to respect.

She's pathetic and her behavior during this primary is disgusting.

[DearAbby]

39. I have to admit

I was always ambivalent toward Hillary Clinton, I had never disliked her. She just didn't hit any of my buttons. I would defend her against stupid attacks, by the GOP. I hated the attacks about Bill's infidelity being somehow her fault. I had walked in her shoes, I too made the choice to remain married after infedelity (it didn't work out, with the trust gone) I thought I understood where she was, having been there myself.

But being a Democrat, I had expected better from her. Not this. With me, she could have gone up or down...she went down.

[Window]

48. Exactly.

[hfojvt]

47. she sure is trying to play the patriotism card

"See, Obama's a liberal who hates America, and I'm not. Or he has a pastor and fellow churchmembers who hate America and I would never associate with such people." Seeing her there using O'Reilly to attack a Democrat sure makes it seem like she is running as a Republican. I hope Democrats are taking note. Hillary's a fighter when it comes to taking on another Democrat. Does she fight the M$M Democrat-attacking memes? Heck no, those are her weapons of choice.

[DearAbby]

49. exactly.........n/r

[SoCalDem]

10. and hillary put up with a cheating lying husband for 33 years

:evilgrin:... yet she's an ideal role model for women everywhere :rofl:

[Eurobabe]

32. That is so fucked up.

Seriously. How can she sit there and say these things with a straight face. These people are NOT dealing with reality.

[NJmaverick]

12. actually about 15 years, but then the truth doesn't seem that important to this OP

He joined the church in 1992 and hasn't been there much in 2007

[DearAbby]

15. What does it matter?

I dont care. Religious things are best left at the church. There are sound reasons for the separation of church and state.

[NJmaverick]

17. If you don't care, what was the point of the post???????????

[DearAbby]

19. You're right

I do Care. I am sick of it

[JoFerret]

42. 1988

It must be the only black church in Chicago.

Actually Wright's biographer has some interesting comments on why Obama chose Trinity and Wright.

[DJ13]

13. What about the REAL problems facing this country?

But......this IS a real problem!

My goodness, the ungrateful bastard doesnt even wear a Chinese American flag pin!

Gasoline over $4, millions of families losing their homes, and 3100 Americans dying in Iraq doesnt hold a candle by comparison!

Wheres your sense of priorities?!

:sarcasm:

[leftofcool]

16. Nice of you to bring it up once again with your post

[DearAbby]

20. I read it fairly often on this board

How could he sit in those pews for twenty years and claim not to have heard anything remotely controversial? If it were me, I would have walked out...Even Hillary has said this much. Just using what I have been reading.

[TheZug]

18. Ooops, I responded to the wrong post--sorry.

[Eurobabe]

24. Didn't you say in a previous post

a virtual "lynching?" Precisely what it is...I am not defending the whacko comments Wright made at the two weekend functions, but yes, this is just to give the media multiple orgasms so they don't have to report the real shit that is happening in America.

Sick. :puke:

[DearAbby]

27. Wright's comments shouldn't be relevant to this campaign

He isn't running. Why are they relevant? Because the Media and others involved are using it...If you call it a high tech lynching, if can be seen as that. It is subtle racism. I dont see equal treatment of the other candidates...Have you seen the Pastors of the other candidates given this amount of media time?

They are placing hurdles in front of Obama. Why is that?

[Eurobabe]

31. Simple. Because the Clinton Ego has to win

and they keep fanning the flames, if they keep it up McInsane will take the WH in 2008. I hope more superDs come out and put an end to this madness by next week after NC and IN. It better be fucking over. I've had enough of the Clintoons to last a lifetime!!

[DearAbby]

43. I hear you.........n/t

[IndianaJones]

25. he didn't hide it in SC. nt.

[DearAbby]

28. You make an accusation

And then leave your post blank, not one example or link to back up your accusation...Its empty. Shit slinging.

[IndianaJones]

29. he used poll results showing a large homophobic voting block to pander to said bigots...

one month later using an outspoken "ex-gay" gospel singer.

But you knew that.

[uponit7771]

37. I've seen and like Hillary for 15 years but didn't know she was such an asshole.

[rucky]

44. What's more amazing...

is how he concealed his Muslim-ness the whole time.

[Auntie Bush]

45. You weren't singing that tune when the Taluza story was all over TV

Now that its about Obama...you want to talk health care etc. Hypocrites!

[DearAbby]

51. One's religious faith should be private.

Clinton out right lied to pad her resume, it is a very different situation.

[redqueen]

46. IT'S WRIGHTAPALOOZA, BABY!

:headbang:

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