Originally Posted by DaleMN

Not a real man?...oh yes, that's right....he's a black man.

if I were to say that this was the typical response of the liberal would I be wrong?

I think that constant race baiting is terrible.

Yes, you would be wrong, CMANN. It is just one responder's post. Don't judge all "liberals" by postings of one person - just as we "liberals" do not judge all "conservatives" by the ranting any single "conservative" poster.

Reading the first post and the first page I have one thing to say.All the wars and the terrorists being killed is nothing more than a deversion to keep people from really thinking about the overall plan of the real powers . I have stated my theory before not going to restate it.

Just thinking about how B. Hussein Obama lucked out with this non-hurricane. It took the focus off his expensive vacation with the rich and famous. He was more comfortable golfing and eating ice cream and partying while the USA goes down the tubes.

What the hell.....Nero fiddled while Rome burned.

Originally Posted by DaleMN

What the hell.....Nero fiddled while Rome burned.

Yea, I see the comparison. Yes I do.

Originally Posted by DaleMN

Not a real man?...oh yes, that's right....he's a black man.

Everyone who grew up in this society knows the meaning of a "real man" is one who steps up to the plate like a grownup, and owns up to his mistakes.

This constant accusation of racism against anyone who disagrees with Obama is a scorched-earth, leave no flesh on bones assault.....lye thrown in the face of any political opponent even mildly right of center these days.

It has got to STOP.

Originally Posted by ilovetv

This constant accusation of racism against anyone who disagrees with Obama is a scorched-earth, leave no flesh on bones assault.....lye thrown in the face of any political opponent even mildly right of center these days.

Yeah, there are plenty of people out there who are quick to play the race card. But, by the same token, there are those out there of whom you just have to wonder the motivation.

For the most part, it looks like hyperpartisanship to me. Like when the GOP suggests something, and that makes it good but when Obama says it's a good idea, suddenly it's awful (like before the big part of the debt ceiling debacle, the original budget debate from last year when the GOP thought $150B was a good 'down payment' but when Obama did it, it was 'a drop in the bucket and not enough')

Even so, there are some real loonies out there on both sides.

Originally Posted by djplong

Yeah, there are plenty of people out there who are quick to play the race card. But, by the same token, there are those out there of whom you just have to wonder the motivation.

For the most part, it looks like hyperpartisanship to me. Like when the GOP suggests something, and that makes it good but when Obama says it's a good idea, suddenly it's awful (like before the big part of the debt ceiling debacle, the original budget debate from last year when the GOP thought $150B was a good 'down payment' but when Obama did it, it was 'a drop in the bucket and not enough')

Even so, there are some real loonies out there on both sides.

Give us all a break, Please? Most people I know hated Jimi Carter. Was it because he is white. I have zero respect for people who use the race card because some people just plain old don't like Obama. Obama's policies are terrible regardless od his color or lack of color. Remember, he is half white. But personally I would dislike him if he was purple.