[Berlin_Freeper]

It's bad enough for a black supporter of Obama to be playing the race card, but then you have Frank James celebrating it as "a really honest piece", as if honestly speaking - we really are racists!

This idea that the Democrats and a black man are owed the presidency is highly insulting. Especially considering that Obama is an awful candidate who insults the voters as bitter and most always sounds angry when giving a speech.

When Obama loses I am going to be angry. I am going to be angry that blacks are angry and calling me a racist. And I won't forget it either.

[mkjessup]

Not only that, but I don’t think 0bama really has rhythm. He looks too awkward like he can’t get all his parts jivin’ in synchronicity, you know what I be sayin’?

[skimbell]

"...I'll believe that American voters have made a huge mistake. And I'll think that an important ingredient of their error is racial prejudice..."

OK! Whatever it takes!

[InvisibleChurch]

i, honky

[Williams]

If this dope wants to be a racist, then shouldn’t McCain get 99% of the white vote just as Obama will get 99% of the black vote? Whites, however, don’t behave that way.

[Neoliberalnot]

I have stated from the start, all obama has going for him is race and his mastery at manipulating the weak-minded to support him on this basis. He has no other option.

[RED SOUTH]

I don’t feel like I owe Obama my vote because he’s black.
I don’t think this country owes it to african americans to
elect one of their own as president. They are not slaves , well , except for Whoopi Goldberg. I don’t own any slaves nor does any other American. End of story.
However .. I would vote for a conservative , qualified
black canidate.

[Neoliberalnot]

I have stated from the start, all obama has going for him is race and his mastery at manipulating the weak-minded to support him on this basis. He has no other option.

[Archytekt]

yes, and blame democrat whitey, republicans have McCain - Palin to vote for....

[Archytekt]

yes, and blame democrat whitey, republicans have McCain - Palin to vote for....

[enough_idiocy]

The truth is that rather than bridge and heal the racial divide, Obama and his supports in particular, have made the racial divide worse, far worse.

[Congressman Billybob]

This man is an intellectual slob who spends way too much time contemplating his own navel. I say that not because he is black, or an Obama supporter, but because he is a professor at Harvard. I am am Ivy-League graduate who is thoroughly and rightly ashamed of what the Ivy League colleges have become.

And Harvard has led the way into that inrellectual toilet.

Congressman Billybob

Click here -- I think you'll be surprised and delighted.

Latest article, "I, Obama"

[Nervous Tick]

I’ll stand up and admit that I’m full of rascal predjudice.

I simply do not like that rascal 0bama, for purely rascal reasons.

[alice_in_bubbaland]

Yep, this “typical white woman” will never vote for Obambie!

Nope, I’m not partial to Marxists!

[txzman]

VOMIT

[PeteB570]

I didn't vote for Algore because he was a liberal.

I didn't vote for that guy that had VN seared into his brain because he was a liberal.

And I sure ain't goin’ta vote for Obama because he is more liberal than the first two.

Besides I already voted for a black guy this year for President. I voted for Keyes in the Primary.

[doorgunner69]

I'll believe that American voters have made a huge mistake. And I'll think that an important ingredient of their error is racial prejudice

No room in there for the fact that a marxist radical is unacceptable? Never occurred to you, did it?

Has to be racism...............

[uncbob]

This idea that the Democrats and a black man are owed the presidency is highly insulting.

If they think this tact will garner votes for Obama they are really out of touch

[monkeybrau]

And I’ll believe that democrats are thin-skinned, entitled, whining b*tches.

[hinckley buzzard]

a vague, sophisticated, low-key prejudice that is chameleonlike in its ability to adapt to new surroundings and to hide even from those firmly in its grip...

I remember a few years ago Randall Kennedy complained that when he and a white colleague approached a check-in desk at a hotel at the same time, the clerk addressed the white guy first. This is a guy who has a paranoid delusional concept of racism. An illustration of how emotional intensity distorts perceptions and judgment. And he's a Harvard law professor, passing this crap on to a bunch of soon to be lawyers. Good luck America.

[Bloody Sam Roberts]

"I'll conclude that a fabulous opportunity has been lost."

Personally, I'll swoon because, in fact, our nation will have dodged a round the size of a Howitzer 105mm.