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I’m more interested in the potential “Willie Horton” aspects of using this type of thing to warn voters about who some of Obama’s supporters are.
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Warn them? About what?
“If Obama is elected, Ludacris will be appointed Secretary of HUD! Beware!”
I don’t get it.
There was the guy on death row who got executed who supported Obama. Does that count as better or worse?
Danny Bonaduce supports John McCain.
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I already gave you that clearly Ludacris is not that man he knew when he was working with him on AIDS awareness and calling him a “great talent” in order to be hip and attract the support of his fans.
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Actually in that article you just provided, it DOES seem to show that Obama is aware of Ludacris’ lyrics and such. You just happened to cut the quote to a choice word, rather than finish that whole statement:
-Obama there seems to state that YES, they’re talented and such, but he also states pretty clearly there that he isn’t in favor of his daughters listening to their music. So I think perhaps Obama IS aware of Luda’s lyrical content, and he obviously doesn’t approve of it.
That to me is a pretty cool thing, as it’s similar to my own stance with Rap music. Who am I to criticize another’s taste in music?
I don’t mind listening to Rap, but I wouldn’t let my younger siblings or family member be exposed to it. It’s about personal responsibility in those cases.
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You tried that bullshit before and only embarrassed yourself. Learn from your mistakes.
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But…but…he’s only trying to do what’s best for Obama and the Demoncrats! It’s the same idea that the candidates should have listened to Sam and Moto and the rest if they REALLY wanted to get elected. Nothing but concern for the party, man!
-Joe
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I’d like Obama to apologize for the song if every white presidential candidate retroactively apologizes for Toby Keith.
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Now, now, that’s a little harsh.
Lee Greenwood, on the other hand, is clearly a violation of the Geneva Conventions, and his continued freedom is an affront to all that is good and dear.
Does the Obama campaign’s denunciation and rejection of the song impact whether one should use it to decide to vote for Obama now?
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You tried that bullshit before and only embarrassed yourself. Learn from your mistakes.
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I’m not at all embarrased by that thread.
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By “some of Obama’s supporters” do you mean “Ludacris”?
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Both him and those who agree with the sentiments in the song.
I’m interested in your comments on this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WLQGWpRVA7o
I don’t see any denouncing, even thogh he was right there and had every opportunity to take the high road.
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Both him and those who agree with the sentiments in the song.
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Obama doesn’t agree with the sentiments in that song. Why should people be warned that random nobodies like me have no objections to the song? Are conservatives really that upset that somebody called Hillary a bitch? Or is the “paint the White House black” thing that’s got all your panties up your cracks?
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Both him and those who agree with the sentiments in the song.
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That would include you, wouldn’t it? I can’t recall you saying anything good about HRC.
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I’m not at all embarrased by that thread.
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How 'bout this one?
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How 'bout this one?
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Not in the least bit.
BTW, feel free to go back to that thread (conveniently back on the first page) and note that Brainy G was the one who walked away from it.
Rev. Wright was and is an embarrasment. Obama, for the most part, got away with his supposedly candid assertions about what he knew and when he knew it.
I just don’t believe him… hopefully he’ll get a chance to convince us all again.
What do you suppose Obama really knew about Reverend Wright, and why isn’t it on any of those hundreds of hours of video taped sermons that Fox posses? They don’t have to speculate about what Obama heard from the pews. They have all the tapes. And yet, in all those years of lectures, all they could cobble together was four or five “controversial” statements, most of which Fox had to cut and paste out of context to make them sound offensive, and none of which were said in the presence of Barack Obama. None of them were racist.
So what exactly do you think that Obama “knew” about Jeremiah Wright that anyone should care about? For that matter, what do you know about Wright that anyone should care about?
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Not in the least bit.
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Ladies and gentlemen, the prosecution rests.
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So what exactly do you think that Obama “knew” about Jeremiah Wright that anyone should care about?
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He knew enough to disinvite him from his coming out party at the last minute… which was months before the controversy hit the mainstream.
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Ladies and gentlemen, the prosecution rests.
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Very impressive!!!
Let me guess… you aren’t a prosecutor are you?
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That would include you, wouldn’t it? I can’t recall you saying anything good about HRC.
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What I’ve ever said, or thought, really isn’t important… the rapper who Obama has spoken favorably of calls HRC a bitch and say McCain should be in a wheelchair.
That’s his opinion…I’m just happy to be able to point to that and suggest that it’s a good reason not to vote for Ludacris’ candidate.
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He knew enough to disinvite him from his coming out party at the last minute… which was months before the controversy hit the mainstream.
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I know this is one of Sean Hannity’s favorite talking points.
Obama disinvited him because of some things Wright had recently been quoted as saying in a Rolling Stone article (in which he basically called the US a racist country, but did not make any of the statements that Fox News cobbled together in its hate loop later), not because of anythinmg he’d heard in a sermon. Fox News has all the tapes of all the sermons that Obama attended. If Wright made racist or inflammatory statements while Obama was in attendence, why are they keeping it a secret?
In other words, Cite that Obama ever heard anything from Wright that he should have been especially concerned about?