Does obama's pastor's racist remarks change your opinion of the man?!
Question: I was leary after his wifes remarks stating to the people she was addressing assuring them that her husband was "black enough" to be president.
The looks on the white womans faces said it all. I am sorry but it sounded racist to me. Why would anyone need to be assured of that. Why did it have to be about color? She colored my opinion of him thats for sure.
Answers: I was leary after his wifes remarks stating to the people she was addressing assuring them that her husband was "black enough" to be president.
The looks on the white womans faces said it all. I am sorry but it sounded racist to me. Why would anyone need to be assured of that. Why did it have to be about color? She colored my opinion of him thats for sure.
No, I wasn't voting for him before, and I'm not voting for him now. I getting kind of sick of hearing it everywhere: CNN, Rush Limbaugh...but I guess it's better to get it out there. That guy is insane (the pastor, not Obama).
I sure know the crap he has been listening to.. But as for the man, no, not really.
I personally think this is a smear tactic Ala the Clinton machine. Knew it was coming...
No because I never liked him anyway.
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No, I'm voting for Obama not his pastor
---Dani T
No, just adds to it.
i didnt like Obama for president before, now i dont like him as a person. U know, id like to see a death match between Hilary and Oboma, how cool would that be.... any way go McCain!
--? His pastor isn`t running for president. And Obama can`t control what his pastor says.
Yes.
No, it's not Obama's fault that the psycho went off like that.
Will you ask the NeoCons the same thing about McCain's ties to Hagee, Robertson, and the late pig-demon Falwell? Oh, oh, it's OK for them to be openly racist... I forgot.
No.
He had nothing to do with what his pastor said.
As long as we don't have another Republican president.
I'm okay.
My opinion of Obama is the same as it was before...I ain't saying what that opinion is I don't talk politics on here.
He wasn't my Choice, and Hillary isn't either
It sure makes me wonder about him - not too fond of him to begin with and from what I've heard him say before hearing his pastor make such remarks just adds to it.
Those Remarks were 'out' for a few Months ...!!
No Opinion on the man....!!
Nope.
Obama can't be held responsible for that.
And c'mon, everyone says racist things once in a while,
but they aren't racist.
Like you hear blacks constantly making fun of "white girls" or "white boys", as thought the white part matters,
you constantly hear jokes like, "What do you say when you see a floating TV at night?" "Jacoby! (He's a black boy in my grade) Put that down!"
Everyone does that, he just did it publicly.
And go ahead and give me thumbs down, I'm not racist, I'm telling it like it is.
(Last year in art class, A half-mexican half-black boy, a white boy and me (an asian-european-jewish girl) sat around in art class exchanging racist jokes, it was just for fun, nobody got offended or anything.)
I wasnt gonna vote for him anyway.
Never was for him to begin with, he fails to answer questions at random and all are prepared responses, he promises everything to get the vote. So I compare him to a great car salesman. I will admit however he does paint a good picture and is quite the speaker. But that can't get the job ahead done. ~~Peace~~
No, I don't hold him responsible for anyone but himself.
You better believe it. My mom always told me you are judged by the company you keep. He should be held to the same standards as his constituents.
sheesh...
OBAMA ISN'T THE PASTOR'S SUPERIOR; THEIR CHURCH IS!
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so i couldn't be concerned, I have my own views to you know, everybody does!
I'm still voting obama.
I wasn't going to vote for Obama anyway. I could care less what him or his pastor says.
no not really,