[MissDairyGoodnessVT]

I think you’ve gone overboard on describing Martin Luther King’s dream is somehow connected to Obama.
To a degree, perhaps in the matter of color but
imho Obama’s agenda is not the same as the good Dr’s.
Obama is not worthy to tie the shoelaces of the late Dr.King.

WHAT DID Dr. King say about character?

[EternalVigilance]

I think you’re misunderstanding what my tagline is saying.

[malkee]

WHAT DID Dr. King say about character?

He said a man should be judged not by the color of his skin but by the content of his character. What say you, Barack, as you sign the bill to expand "freedom of choice?" The irony of this, coupled with the COLB question, is just tremendous. I hope it's not lost on everyone. When he quotes Dr. King in the inaugural address, remember I said this.

[lentulusgracchus]

Obama is not worthy to tie the shoelaces of the late Dr.King.

I disagree; they both have operated from similar, and related, subversive playbooks: Obama from that of Saul Alinsky, as modified by Bill Ayers (who once said he and his comrades would have to "disappearicide" about 25,000,000 Americans in death camps to make the Left's dream real), and King from that of Mohandas Gandhi's passive-aggessive "passive resistance" movement.

They have diverged: King wanted rights, and the overthrow and subjugation of the white South. Obama wants the right to rule by right.

[MHGinTN]

So insightful! Obama is a wicked man of low moral character, as he has proven with his ardent defense of infanticide arguing to cancel the Constitutional rights of newly born alive children. Dr. King had a dream, Obama offers only a Marxist nightmare. May God have mercy upon US.

[BuffaloJack]

> WHAT DID Dr. King say about character?
Forget King. What did Mr Wolf (from Pulb Fiction) say?
“Just because you are a character does not mean you have character.”