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Which statement best describes your vote for President?
-I’m voting for the John McCain-Sarah Palin ticket because of Palin
-I’m voting against the John McCain-Sarah Palin ticket because of Palin
-I’m voting for the John McCain-Sarah Palin ticket because of their positions on issues
-I’m voting against the John McCain-Sarah Palin ticket because of their positions on
issues
-I’m voting for the John McCain-Sarah Palin ticket because they are Republicans
-I’m voting against the John McCain-Sarah Palin ticket because they are RepublicansWhich statement best describes your vote for President?
-I’m voting for Barack Obama because he is black
-I’m voting against Barack Obama because he is black
-I’m voting for Barack Obama because of his position on issues
-I’m voting against Barack Obama because of his position on issues
-I’m voting for Barack Obama because he is a Democrat
-I’m voting against Barack Obama because he is a Democrat
This is absurd!
ReplyDeleteIs it insulting when Obama injects race into the campaign?
ReplyDelete"So what they're going to try to do is make you scared of me. You know, 'he's not patriotic enough, he's got a funny name, he doesn't look like all those other presidents on those dollar bills." - Sen. Obama
Not a very "post-racial" strategy, wouldn't you say?
Now, in order to milk any remaining sympathy from a prediction which has yet to be realized, his campaign is resorting to ridiculous charges that Republicans are using "code words" like "community organizer" to communicate "black."
Give me a break. Ya'll need to stop this crap. It just plays to the worst sterotypes of liberals as being - as one commentator put it - "preachy know-it-alls hiding their political motives behind a veneer of objectivity and respectability."