Florida Poll: Majority Believe Race Relations Worse Since Obama Took Office

Townhall.com ^ | July 22, 2013 | Cortney O'Brien

[Netz]

In 2008 I knew he would be a Train wreck just based on what we saw and heard.

I never imagined it would be THIS bad though.

I never dreamed that Jimmy Carter could, in any way, shape or form, look like a better President but Obama pushed the envelope to new strains...

[DH]

To train a dog not to poop on the floor, you have to stick his nose in the pile each time he does it. The dog will soon learn that it is best to go outside rather than do it inside.

Well, race relations is being done in the same manner. However, IT’S NOT OUR POOP and IT’S NOT OUR HOUSE and we are getting really, really fed-up with having our nose pushed into the steaming pile of racial relations crap.

It’s Obama’s pile of steaming poop along with every other black, brown, yellow, red (and any other color other than white) self-generated problem by not assimilating into our society and bearing responsibility to improve their own lifestyle without sucking the financial blood of those who are responsible enough to obey the law and to have enough pride to actually place it upon themselves to go out and raise a traditional family and work to improve their lives financially and independently.

A pile of poop that we are not responsible for is laying on the floor in the oval office and it’s time to push Obama’s nose in it and then make every Democrat in congress to follow suit and then get McCain and every liberal RINO and liberal Republican in congress to do so too.

It’s their poop.....not ours!

[Kaslin]

I watched it, and I find that Bill O’Reilly’s “Talking Points” memos are for the most time very good. This one included

[FlingWingFlyer]

The Marxist DemocRATS’ plan is working exactly as planned.

[Max in Utah]

Those who run the racial grievance industry have done such a good job separating urban blacks from mainstream America that at this point whites view them as a hostile foreign presence.

That's pretty close to the way I feel. There's no point in trying to address their complaints since it just encourages more finger pointing back at us. F 'em.

[Spok]

Why makes the recognition of the patently obvious newsworthy? Is it so rare when the majority actually ‘gets it’?

[kearnyirish2]

“That’s pretty close to the way I feel. There’s no point in trying to address their complaints since it just encourages more finger pointing back at us. F ‘em.”

That’s the attitude of the whites and Hispanics in my area (on the frontier of the Newark welfare reservation); “white guilt” died here when the parents of many of my neighbors fled from Newark 40 years ago.