Originally Posted by Lou Card

Yes. Where did you post them.

Are you for real?

Originally Posted by Pats2010

Are you for real?

Yes Pat I am. I know that it is an ugly truth, but before we can move beyond the prejudice in this county we must expose it. I am sure there are prejudice Democrats out there, but I know for a fact they are harder to find.

Democrats: party of race. When are you guys going to get past that like the republican have?

Originally Posted by bkcunningham1

Lou Card, my post was the first post after your original post. I am fascinated with the Organizing for America organization and would like your comments please. It really is unique and first of its kind in American politics.

I was born at night but not last night. If you want to get me to say something you can ridicule, just ask me. I will tell you straight up how I feel. I am constantly getting my point or subject changed when all I want is a direct up or down vote.

I put out the post on Mark Williams and no one on here was interested in the Tea Party firing one of there own due to his racist remarks. Y'all simply do not want to entertain anything outside your own little talking points. One person even said they never heard of him.

Originally Posted by Pats2010

Democrats: party of race. When are you guys going to get past that like the republican have?

Party of race: Yes we are the party of racial equality and that is what upsets you.

This morning the Obama website gives a live link to listen to the Focus on the Family Christian radio program. The site encourages callers to phone the program, which focuses on conservative Christian based family values, and make some of the following points on air:

"-It's outrageous that Rep. Joe Barton, the top Republican on the committee overseeing the oil spill and its aftermath, delivered a personal apology to BP -- and that other Republicans echoed his call.
-BP has a responsibility to those whose lives and livelihoods have been devastated by the oil spill. The $20 billion fund is a major victory for the people of the Gulf and a big step toward helping families and businesses get back on their feet and recover from this disaster.
-Rep. Joe Barton and Republicans like him don’t understand that the real tragedy is what’s happening to the people in the Gulf Coast. Instead they are big oil's strongest allies, receiving thousands of dollars in campaign donations from the oil and gas industry. Barton himself has received more than $100,000 from industry this cycle.
-While the Administration continues holding BP’s feet to the fire and oversees efforts to counter the oil spill, the President has said Democrats and Republicans must come together to pass comprehensive energy legislation that ensures this kind of environmental crisis never happens again.
Barton should apologize to the people of the Gulf and he should step down as the highest-ranking Republican on the House Energy and Commerce Committee. And every other Congressional Republicans should repudiate his comments."


Does anyone else find this strategy interesting?


http://radio.barackobama.com/#

Okay, so if the airwave campaign isn't interesting, maybe this one from Lou Card's website will get your attention.

"President Obama turns 49 on August 4, and OFA supporters will be sharing in the fun.

Volunteers nationwide will hold birthday parties and use the occasion to recruit new OFA volunteers. Each new volunteer will help get more first-time 2008 voters back to the polls in November. And with so much more on our agenda, and tight races from Florida to Alaska, we don't have a moment to lose.

Use the map below to find a President’s Birthday Event near you."




http://my.barackobama.com/page/conte...nts?source=HQB

Originally Posted by bkcunningham1

This morning the Obama website gives a live link to listen to the Focus on the Family Christian radio program. The site encourages callers to phone the program, which focuses on conservative Christian based family values, and make some of the following points on air:

"-It's outrageous that Rep. Joe Barton, the top Republican on the committee overseeing the oil spill and its aftermath, delivered a personal apology to BP -- and that other Republicans echoed his call.
-BP has a responsibility to those whose lives and livelihoods have been devastated by the oil spill. The $20 billion fund is a major victory for the people of the Gulf and a big step toward helping families and businesses get back on their feet and recover from this disaster.
-Rep. Joe Barton and Republicans like him don’t understand that the real tragedy is what’s happening to the people in the Gulf Coast. Instead they are big oil's strongest allies, receiving thousands of dollars in campaign donations from the oil and gas industry. Barton himself has received more than $100,000 from industry this cycle.
-While the Administration continues holding BP’s feet to the fire and oversees efforts to counter the oil spill, the President has said Democrats and Republicans must come together to pass comprehensive energy legislation that ensures this kind of environmental crisis never happens again.
Barton should apologize to the people of the Gulf and he should step down as the highest-ranking Republican on the House Energy and Commerce Committee. And every other Congressional Republicans should repudiate his comments."


Does anyone else find this strategy interesting?


http://radio.barackobama.com/#

I don't see anything wrong with this post at all.

Originally Posted by Lou Card

Republicans on this site have called Obama everything but the N word and would use that if they thought it would be received OK by their fellow Republicans. Of course not all or even most Republicans are not racist, but given both parties, they are in fact the most racist of the two primary parties. Being white, I constantly hear racial comments about Obama. If you don't agree with this statement, you are stupid or flat out lying. Fortunately, only the same 5 or 6 radicals on this site continue to spew hate.

If you are hearing all that racism you are hanging with too many liberals.

BTW, good Saul Alinsky tactics. I forget which rule but I bet you didn't.

Yoda

I couldn't agree with you more Loucard....But it is an uphill climb to post on TOTV....

To those of you who are posting on this forum and calling people RACISTS !!!

That is a very serious charge, not to be taken lightly !

PLEASE copy and paste those comments made on this forum from whatever date that you used to come to this conclusion that we on here are racist !

In the interest of common decency, please post whatever information you have to substantiate your very serious charges !

If you cant or wont do this, you are simply race baiting, and there are not many more serious charges that could be used against you.

Political debate is fine and a good thing.....bringing race into this area where it has never been is deplorable.

You cannot just SAY THINGS. YOU are responsible for your words !

Originally Posted by Lou Card

Party of race: Yes we are the party of racial equality and that is what upsets you.

Oh.....really? Lou, perhaps you will share your unbiased insight into this recent revelation from one of your own Democratic loyals.

Mary Frances Berry, is the former chairwoman of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights. She was appointed by Bill Clinton. She also has the distinction of being a past president of the Organization of American Historians. That organization is the leading professional organization for historians of the United States.

Lou, her remarks are on our topic and very revealing. She said,

“Tainting the tea party movement with the charge of racism is proving to be an effective strategy for Democrats. There is no evidence that tea party adherents are any more racist than other Republicans, and indeed many other Americans. But getting them to spend their time purging their ranks and having candidates distance themselves should help Democrats win in November. Having one’s opponent rebut charges of racism is far better than discussing joblessness.”

R. Dozier Gray, a member of the conservative black group Project 21 put it in a statement about Berry’s remarks:

“This willful and purposeful use of the race card for nothing more than political gain is toxic to race relations, and Mary Frances Berry must know that. But she evidently does not care. Based on her comment, political posturing takes primacy over whatever real issues regarding race that she might pretend are her calling cards. I have seen this all before. I find it shameful.”

.....and the Democratic party's exploitation of race and black Americans continues........cabo35

Read more at the Washington Examiner..... if of course you can tolerate opinions other than the hardened dogma and party talking points you apparently subscribe to:

http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/op...#ixzz0vSRvSk3F
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Gee....I almost forgot how much fun this forum can be. I do miss the Great Fumar though.

Originally Posted by Yoda

If you are hearing all that racism you are hanging with too many liberals.

BTW, good Saul Alinsky tactics. I forget which rule but I bet you didn't.

Yoda

Wrong Yoda. I repeat what I said just for you.

REPUBLICANS ARE MORE LIKELY TO BE PREJUDICE THAN DEMOCRATS.

No judgment here, just stating what most people in this country knows.

Don't make it into something it is not. Just a Fact.

Originally Posted by cabo35

Oh.....really? Lou, perhaps you will share your unbiased insight into this recent revelation from one of your own Democratic loyals.

Mary Frances Berry, is the former chairwoman of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights. She was appointed by Bill Clinton. She also has the distinction of being a past president of the Organization of American Historians. That organization is the leading professional organization for historians of the United States.

Lou, her remarks are on our topic and very revealing. She said,

“Tainting the tea party movement with the charge of racism is proving to be an effective strategy for Democrats. There is no evidence that tea party adherents are any more racist than other Republicans, and indeed many other Americans. But getting them to spend their time purging their ranks and having candidates distance themselves should help Democrats win in November. Having one’s opponent rebut charges of racism is far better than discussing joblessness.”

R. Dozier Gray, a member of the conservative black group Project 21 put it in a statement about Berry’s remarks:

“This willful and purposeful use of the race card for nothing more than political gain is toxic to race relations, and Mary Frances Berry must know that. But she evidently does not care. Based on her comment, political posturing takes primacy over whatever real issues regarding race that she might pretend are her calling cards. I have seen this all before. I find it shameful.”

.....and the Democratic party's exploitation of race and black Americans continues........cabo35

Read more at the Washington Examiner..... if of course you can tolerate opinions other than the hardened dogma and party talking points you apparently subscribe to:

http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/op...#ixzz0vSRvSk3F
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Gee....I almost forgot how much fun this forum can be. I do miss the Great Fumar though.

Thank you for supporting my opinion with this information.

Originally Posted by Bucco

To those of you who are posting on this forum and calling people RACISTS !!!

That is a very serious charge, not to be taken lightly !

PLEASE copy and paste those comments made on this forum from whatever date that you used to come to this conclusion that we on here are racist !

In the interest of common decency, please post whatever information you have to substantiate your very serious charges !

If you cant or wont do this, you are simply race baiting, and there are not many more serious charges that could be used against you.

Political debate is fine and a good thing.....bringing race into this area where it has never been is deplorable.

You cannot just SAY THINGS. YOU are responsible for your words !

Sorry Bucco, but you know who you are without me pointing it out. I will also repeat for you since you missed my point by a mile.

REPUBLICANS ARE MORE LIKELY TO BE PREJUDICED THAN DEMOCRATS.

Try to read that without adding your own twist. Keep it simple as I meant the post to be. If anyone on this site thinks I called them a racist, I am sorry, but I did not.