Posted on 10/02/2012 6:13:10 PM PDT by FL2012
In a video obtained exclusively by The Daily Caller, then-presidential candidate Barack Obama tells an audience of black ministers, including the Rev. Jeremiah Wright, that the U.S. government shortchanged Hurricane Katrina victims because of racism.
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Whose game is it changing?
I think we’re seeing the start of Romney’s two pronged strategy. 1 )In Obama’s own words, show beyond a shadow of a doubt that he is a liar and imposter and 2) discredit the Obama shill media who never reported the truth about Obama even though it was in front of their very eyes.
I think that you are right on with your assumptions.
I think you are totally miscalculating. This is not for the Left. This is for older, white, fringe democrats and undecideds. This is not about Romney, it’s about Obama.
If the Left brings it up, which they likely will, it only draws attention to this jive-talking, divisive Obama. This can only hurt Obama because it gives those wobbly moderates another thing to feel uncomfortable about. And it shows the blatant lack of vetting the media has done.
Nothing WE didn’t know is right. However, we know lots of things that other people don’t know. Our problem is getting attention for what we know. Why knows? Maybe this will get some attention...
Gingrich is using it to contrast...he is using it much better than Hannity and Tucker did.
This video definitely has some outrageous remarks — would have been more useful in the 2008 campaign before he became POTUS.
Now...I don’t see this changing things much. We that would crawl across 10 miles of broken glass to vote this Marxist out already know all this, so nothing here is much of a surprise. And the indies, well, if they ever see it at all, they will probably just shrug it off since he’s already been POTUS for 4 years.
If I were the Romney campaign, I wouldn’t (officially) go anywhere near it.
I turned on Hannity expecting to hear him air the quotes about whites being the cause of blacks’ problems, and about poor people being incapable of shopping, dressing, etc. He never did! WTH?
Earlier tonight a Freeper said Hannity would screw it up, and sure enough....
Question: Does anyone get Obama’s “haven’t taken the bullet out” remark? What the hay was he talking about?
Yeah, I should have stipulated a white Republican when I said it.
I think there will be people wondering why this is the first time they've heard this and the conclusion they'll draw is that the media either didn't delve into Obama's past at all or else if they did, they failed to report it because they were in the tank for him.
That will lead to even more distrust of the media and questions about what else they have kept hidden.
“The only smoking gun tape out there is the KHALIDI TAPE.”
Slipping the night janitor $100K would open all the secret doors at the LAT.
If anything, they’ll use this to divert attention away from Libya.
This peels back a layer or two of the onion...
Things that were glossed over 4 years ago.
The two different voices depending on audience is unsettling to those who did not perceive the duplicity before and here the different dialect.
We know at the core of this onion is a rotten spot.
This peels back a layer or two of the onion...
Things that were glossed over 4 years ago.
The two different voices depending on audience is unsettling to those who did not perceive the duplicity before and hear his different dialects.
We know at the core of this onion is a rotten spot.
What is different about this and what Obozo says every single day?
Hannity tooted his horn way too loud here.
"We haven't removed the bullet," Obama was saying our country hasn't removed the bullet of racial hatred that has wronged Blacks. Thereby implying his intended audience has a national wound.
Obama was poking at the wound and trying to incite the quiet riot.
For the zillionth time in my adult life, Hannity is a big doofus.
To see him in person use color to manipulate and victimize was quite shocking. He looked like a Jackson or Sharpton rather than presidentual material. A powerful visual for those who don’t follow politics the way freepers do.
Rev. Dr. Jeremiah Wright and Dr. William Ayers
are greeted by Rebekah Levin with the Committee
for a Just Peace in Israel and Palestine.
(Chuck Berman/Chicago Tribune / May 17, 2009)
http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/local/chi-ayers_wrightmay18,0,6689521.story
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