Race card.......again

Obama: Black lawmakers must rally voters back home

 

By MARK S. SMITH, Associated Press Writer Mark S. Smith, Associated Press Writer – 53 mins ago

WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama implored black voters on Saturday to restoke the passion they felt for his groundbreaking campaign two years ago and turn out in force this fall to repel Republicans who are ready to "turn back the clock."
In a fiery speech to the Congressional Black Caucus, Obama warned that Republicans hoping to seize control of Congress want "to do what's right politically, instead of what's right — period."
"I need everybody here to go back to your neighborhoods, to go back to your workplaces, to go to the churches, and go to the barbershops and go to the beauty shops. And tell them we've got more work to do," Obama said to cheers from a black-tie audience at the Washington Convention Center. "Tell them we can't wait to organize. Tell them that the time for action is now."
His speech acknowledged what pollsters have been warning Democrats for months — that blacks are among the key Democratic groups who right now seem unlikely to turn out in large numbers in November.
Kliphnote: Can you imagine the uproar if Bush or any Republican said anything like "get out the white vote".

But Obama saying "get out the black vote" is just fine.

And no one complains about it. Just a bunch of Bull Sh**!

Who would be the raciest? Take the blinders off. 

Some people are so naive.

If Christopher Buckley can See the Light on Obama why can't others?

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09/16/2010

 

The World from Berlin

'Obama Has Underestimated the Frustration in the Country'

AFP

Smiles for the camera: The Tea Party's Christine O'Donnell won the Republican Senate primary in Delaware.

The dramatic ascent of the Tea Party continued in America this week, with the conservative movement scoring another surprise victory in the Republican primary in Delaware. German editorialists digested the news on Thursday and warned that both Republicans and Democrats were right to feel uneasy.

Even a few weeks ago, it was considered impossible that the Tea Party favorite Christine O'Donnell would win the primary in Delaware. She was long seen as being too far to the right to woo enough votes. On Tuesday, such predictions were consigned to the trash when O'Donnell beat a veteran congressman to secure the Republican nomination in the Delaware race for the US Senate.

Bill Maher digs up O'Donnell 'witchcraft' clip (AP)

AP - Tea party favorite Christine O'Donnell, whose Republican primary upset in Delaware's Senate race shocked the GOP, canceled appearances Sunday on two national news shows.

Kliphnote:  Nobody from the left EVER fact checked ANYTHING about Obama.