To: wsjreader
If that’s the quote in question then it’s ambigous and could be taken two ways. The first “Whitey” could have been “Why’d he” as in “What’s up with “Why’d he”; Why’d he does this, why’d he do that, why’d he do the other.
13 posted on
06/02/2008 6:53:57 AM PDT by
contemplator
(Capitalism gets no Rock Concerts)
To: contemplator
Since she was onstage with Farrakhan it will be easy to infer from the context what she said.
25 posted on
06/02/2008 6:56:47 AM PDT by
saganite
To: contemplator
Clutching at straws in a hurricane will not save them............
52 posted on
06/02/2008 7:02:08 AM PDT by
Red Badger
(NOBODY MOVE!!!!.......I dropped me brain............................)
To: contemplator
“Why’d he” appears in the quote three times already. “Whitey” only once. And the one time it appears it’s in context. I think you’re stretching.
74 posted on
06/02/2008 7:12:10 AM PDT by
bcsco
(To heck with a third party. We need a second one....)
To: contemplator
Even if it is successfully argued that Michelle is saying “why’d he” instead of “whitey” it will still turn off many whites based on the tone and possibility that it could be “whitey”. Not worth the risk especially with a liberal republican to choose from.
86 posted on
06/02/2008 7:22:11 AM PDT by
crymeariver
(Good news...in a way)
To: contemplator
If thats the quote in question then its ambigous and could be taken two ways. The first Whitey could have been Whyd he as in Whats up with Whyd he; Whyd he does this, whyd he do that, whyd he do the other.Good observation. No doubt that will be the spin if the tape exists. However, the written transcript's repetitive use of "why'd he" may itself be pre-emptive spin of a much more damning audio.
Additionally, I wouldn't discount the possibility that the "whitey/why'd he" homophone was a deliberate double entrdre of sorts, specifically employed to afford plausible deniability; delivered with a knowing look, trusting the audience to appreciate the inside joke.
88 posted on
06/02/2008 7:23:44 AM PDT by
Eroteme
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