Politics and Religion
Pat Buchanon is dead on the money Wright is just like David Duke probably worse in that Duke was never anti - American just a racist .
Yep Obama will not want to bring up 100 years with MAC .MAC might throw it back and say tell us about your 20 years learning from a racist preacher that expoused anti American rhetoric 
Obama whose pastor is not angry like Obama said today but damn hates whitey will see his Best Anti American I hate Whitey racial rants played over and over. Lee Atwater funtime ,,by the time NOV comes all will think of his racist preacher
Pat Buchanon is dead on the money Wright is just like David Duke probably worse in that Duke was never anti - American just a racist .
Yep Obama will not want to bring up 100 years with MAC .MAC might throw it back and say tell us about your 20 years learning from a racist preacher that expoused anti American rhetoric
Obama whose pastor is not angry like Obama said today but damn hates whitey will see his Best Anti American I hate Whitey racial rants played over and over. Lee Atwater funtime ,,by the time NOV comes all will think of his racist preacher
Pat Buchanon is dead on the money Wright is just like David Dukeand I say probably worse in that Duke was never anti - American just a racist . And Barack right great chararcter just throws his white grandmother under the bus ! Barack contradicts himself saying he would have confronted the racist pastor he could not because he is afraid of losing the black vote.
Yep Obama will not want to bring up 100 years with MAC .MAC might throw it back and say tell us about your 20 years learning from a racist preacher that expoused anti American rhetoric
Interesting polls about how Wright has affected Obama .
A new CBS News poll finds that while most voters who have heard at least something about controversial statements made by Barack Obama's longtime pastor say their view of the Democratic presidential candidate is unchanged, a third say it has made them feel more negative about Obama.
Democrats are especially apt to say their views are unchanged, with 76 percent saying it has made no difference of their view of Obama, 15 percent saying it made their view less favorable and 2 percent saying it made their view more favorable.
Republicans are the most likely to say their view has been affected: 47 percent say they've become less favorable, and 53 percent said it did not make a different.
Sixty-one percent of independent voters say they are unaffected, but 36 percent said it made their view less favorable. Two percent of independents said it made them more favorable view.
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2008/...=mostpop_story
Ouch 36 percent among independents .
-- Modified on 3/19/2008 6:30:50 AM