[Young Werther]

It was 1962 and I was attending Rutgers in New Brunswicj NJ. Saturday night in Greenwich Village was the place to be. The Peppermint Lounge with Chubby Checker and the Cafe Waa with Bill Cosby!

I believe that Bill Cosby would be a better, more educated President!

[PhilCollins]

About 2/3 of Blacks, I know, dislike being called African-Americans. They know that, since a dictionary definition of “African” is “a resident of Africa,” an African-American is anyone who was born in Africa, immigrated to the U.S., and became an American citizen. This definition includes a few races, so whether someone is an African-American can’t be determined by his or her skin color.

[kenavi]

It was 1962 and I was attending Rutgers in New Brunswicj NJ. Saturday night in Greenwich Village was the place to be. The Peppermint Lounge with Chubby Checker and the Cafe Waa with Bill Cosby!

I believe that Bill Cosby would be a better, more educated President!

A dozen years later, a graduating classmate at R.U. confided to me how bad affirmative action's racial preferences made him feel. And he was a good student.

[Gay State Conservative]

I believe that Bill Cosby would be a better, more educated President!

Yup,you've got that right.Better...more educated...more mature...more thoughtful...superior in *EVERY SINGLE* way to Hussein...Senator Hairplugs...The Former Twelfth Lady....Colon Powell....