Obama Suggests GOP Will Use Race to Scare Voters

FOX ^ | June 21, 2008

[Concho]

The mere fact that he would mention it is race baiting in my book.

[Eurale]

Obeyme’s politics of preemption.

[DogBarkTree]

[faithinchaos]

Again, if elected, he would NOT be the first black president. He would be the first bi-racial president.

Why does the media always ignore that fact?

Um, nevermind, I already know the answer to that question.

[trumandogz]

John McCain needs to say:

“If you are going to vote for me because my opponent is African American then I do not want your vote. Stay Home on Election Day.”

[kingattax]

america needs to fear this marxist trash being president even if he was orange with purple stripes. race has nothing to do with it.

[RockinRight]

How is McCain not completely, totally kicking this idiot’s ass?

[RedStateRocker]

Who the hell needs to mention race?

Just the senator’s stated positions on the issues should be MORE than enough, sans not only race but the infantile name mangling and unsubstantiated rumors- don’t need ‘em, the votes and statements of the man are necessary and sufficient to either elect senator McCain or prove this country worthy of destruction.

[FlingWingFlyer]

Using race to “scare voters” is really dumb when you’re dealing with a wealth-redistributing, Marxist who believes that the way to lower the price at the pump is to tax the hell out of “Big Oil.” If you want to REALLY scare the voters, tell them that!!!

[rabscuttle385]

"Ultimately I think the American people recognize that old stuff hasn’t moved us forward. That old stuff just divides us."

Bring up this Obama quote next time his comrades (Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton, et al.) start demanding reparations from "whitey." Actually, hell, since the old stuff (i.e., racism) is just so divisive, why not end affirmative action right now?

[Allegra]

Because of his racism, Obama stands to hurt black people who actually do have the potential to be good leaders in the future (unlike Hussein).

[RockinRight]

No, he doesn’t need to say that. I really don’t care HOW we defeat Obama, but he needs to be defeated.

Sorry dude, I really don’t care WHY people vote against him, but they need to.

[Michael.SF.]

then I do not want your vote

And if he did say that, and they stayed home, the result would be a President Obama.

There are plenty of Democrats as well who fit into the category described.

[elhombrelibre]

Obama is from the “Henry Wallace, George McGovern, Jimmy Carter, Ted Kennedy” wing of the Democratic Party who now wants to use his father's blackness to fend off criticism of his policies that do scare people. It's a red herring and he's practicing his usual politics of explaining the motives of others, as he did with his wisdom on small town Americans, gun owners, and people who attend church. It's a smear, and he should apologize. We will oppose him because he's wrong, not because his dad was black.

[Mad_Tom_Rackham]

Does anyone doubt that Obama will base his entire campaign on racism?

[italianquaker]

Odumbo is always putting a foot in hiss mouth so all Mccain has to do is wait and odumbo will change or “explain” his position again

[Jeff Head]

They will not use race...they will use Obama's own words and positions and associations. Obama calls this race to try and deflect and marginalize the truth before it becomes too wide spread and hurts him.

But the truth is independent in its own sphere and will survive his manipulations and be apparent in any case.

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[BenLurkin]

[A_Former_Democrat]

No, John McCain needs to say: “Those who will vote for a dangerous and total idiot just because he’s black, need to stay home on all election days.”