Compliments of Rep. John Murtha of PA (D), another jerkoff Obama supporter extraordinaire, a whole nother section of Pennsylvania is under attack. This time all of 'Western Pennsylvania is racist'. Do these people have anything left?
And just for good measure, let's take a trip down Unity Lane and look at the names Barack Obama and his campaign have called us miserable little bitter voters...
- "cynical" (last night's debate),
- "Bitter" (april 08),
- gun and religion clingers (april),
- irrelevant ("we don't need the people we just need the checks". June 08, oh, and our votes from the primary, tossed. August 08),
- racist, racist, racist (january 08 - August 08),
- in need of spiritual advising (last debate),
- people who need to get over it (june 08),
- "embarrassing" if we only speak one language (july 09), and according to his wife Michelle we're "isolated, uninvolved, uninformed" and our souls are broken (April '08). Allllrighty then!
- Oh yeah, and anyone born to a teen is a punishment. -Obama, March 2008.
This man wants us to vote for him.
Oh, my. I forget myself, this is the party that wants us to be loyal. They find us to be: Irritating, immature, complainers.
4 comments:
Because there's no racism left in America, lmao.
Obama is a effin tool, but racism is very real, and it is and will be an obstacle for him, hopefully a very large one. I myself am hoping that he doesn't get elected for very good reasons having nothing to do with race but I don't care what the factors are that contribute to his loss, as long as he loses.
of course there is, but why are Obama supporters always whining about it? Did you EVER hear Hil's people say people wouldn't vote for her because she's a woman, and then even go so far as to say a while area is sexist and won't vote for her? Do you hear mac whining every 10 minutes that last year 10% of black people voted for Bush but that they won't vote for him this time because there is a black guy running that it's racism? Gimme a break.
Let's hear for that post-racial society!
Until Obama becomes president, at least it is still America and one can choose to vote for whoever they want (not sure what THE CHOSEN ONE plans to do about that once he is in office, perhaps he will change the term to give him a longer tenure in office, or maybe we will have to go up and kiss his ring before entering the voting booth). It is totally your decision as to the reasons why someone votes for someone or does not. The reasons are subjective and very complex. Mostly, I look for qualifications. I didn't vote for George Bush because I felt he was unqualified, and I was right. I supported Hillary Clinton not because of gender, but because she was and is the most qualified person to be president out of the those candidates we had to choose from. If someone chooses not to vote for someone based on gender, race, sexuality, while not the best reasons to vote for or against someone, that is still their choice in America. Obama assume that everyone would pick him (WRONG!!!) if they weren't voting against color. Many of us still want someone who is qualified, and 2 years in the senate is hardly qualification enough for me. If that is a code for "racism", then the name Obama to me means a code word for "liar and fraud".
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