African American tells McCain to take it to Obama

[5711-Marine]

[PocketProtector]

Can't hardly believe that this was on CNN. I'm stunned.

[PocketProtector]

Marine,
You're doing a great service for America by keeping this stuff front and center. I have been preaching this for months and sent McCain a scathing email the other day reaming him for giving the election to "o". I suggested he take off the dress and put on a GSuit. We need to get this out to the general public because if not, Louie Farrakhan and Ayres will be sleeping in the Lincoln bedroom. Then America is TRULY DEAD.
Semper Fi

Would rep you if I could

[Robert Kayland]

Oh, so he's the one!

[jahwarrior72]

contrary to popular belief, not ALL minorities support Obama, for various reasons: a lot of us can see through his bullshit, some see him as a an "undercover" brother, still others are going by the "bucket of crabs" mentality.

the republican party has been courting minorities for some time now; the social/economic divide between black and white is getting smaller, so the cultural differences between the two are starting to blur. this became especially clear after 9/11; racism, at least against blacks/hispanics/asians, took a nosedive here, and it became more of an "us v. them" feeling. it might be the only good thing that came out of that tragedy.

[knighthawk06699]

Fantastic find!!!!! Well done, I loved it rep sent!!!!!

[stinkymcdoober]

I really hope that this tone of questioning actually follows through to the end of electiontime. Seems the republicans need some additonal momentum at this time.

[Robert Kayland]

contrary to popular belief, not ALL minorities support Obama, for various reasons: a lot of us can see through his bullshit, some see him as a an "undercover" brother, still others are going by the "bucket of crabs" mentality.

"Popular belief" never stated that any group is 100% in lock-step...

But when looking at the results after each election, the usual en bloc results occur... and for all intents and purposes, it's a landslide's landslide when it comes to minority voting.

Black voter polls currently show between 91% and 94% for Obama, less than 2% for McCain.

Yet I suppose it can be spun with relative terms like "not all" and "a lot"... if for example 1,000,000 minorities vote, and say 925,000 vote for Obama, that's certainly "not all"... and 75,000 people is certainly "a lot" of people.

[PocketProtector]

If 92% of whites voted for McCain, the media would SCREAM RACISM !!

[ALS]

If 92% of whites voted for McCain, the media would SCREAM RACISM !!

But when 95% of Kool Aid drinking people of color vote for Obama
it's not racism.