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To: Free ThinkerNY
Call this racist.. please! But I tend to believe that choosing Obama over one's principles strongly suggests -- in my mind -- that it reveals a desire to "get even" more than to get along.

The point about Amb. Keyes is an excellent one. Where were his supporters outside of white conservatives -- on the other hand I remember the Clarance Thomas hearings. There were several young black supporters there testifying -- as I recall it was very late at night here on the west coast and it was three hours later in Washington, D. C.

There was hardly anyone else left in the hearing room. I remember the MSM employees' comments. "Wow, these people are really smart." "Yes, they make great points, where did they come from?"

So, with decades and decades of exposure to the MSM I know that you cannot depend upon 'em and this was a perfect example of how little they know.

(This is not a comment about the posted article.)

29 posted on 06/22/2008 6:48:07 PM PDT by WilliamofCarmichael (If modern America's Man on Horseback is out there, Get on the damn horse already!)
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To: WilliamofCarmichael
It also seems rather humorous that the Presidential candidate who was supposed to be such a "uniter" and transcend race is the one talking about it the most. If Senator Obama was confident in his abilities and character, he would not need to create a crutch for failure. Senator Obama has just tipped his hand, any criticism of him and his policies will be directly attributed to racism. I congratulate Senator Obama for taking race relations in America back some 30 years. Col. Allen West Rep. CD-22 Fl. candidate


32 posted on 06/22/2008 6:51:39 PM PDT by Fox_Mulder77
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