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Since the issue of race comes up so often around here, specifically in accusations that those of us who are voting for McCain are racists, I found this link quite interesting and hilarious.
As a caveat...I do not listen to, nor am I a fan of, Howard Stern; however, I applaud his guts in exposing the racist double standard that is running rampant in this election - something the leftist media has chosen to (big surprise) sweep under the rug.
This was on video right? Being such a skeptic of internet news, I always ask that question. With that out of the way, this has to an embarrassment for Obama base supporters. However, I think they were unfairly questioned. Had they been told what positions each candidate supports, they might have answered differently.
This was on video right? Being such a skeptic of internet news, I always ask that question. With that out of the way, this has to an embarrassment for Obama base supporters. However, I think they were unfairly questioned. Had they been told what positions each candidate supports, they might have answered differently.
Yes, on video. Embarrassing for sure; however, I hope we can agree that they should know the positions of the person they're voting for, especially the very basic ones about which they were being questioned (i.e. barry's position on abortion (pro) and winning the Iraq war (no). Thanks for the post.
Which one of those posts suggest that McCain supporters are racist "because they vote for McCain"....which is what I addressed in the OPs post? Geez even some mods are taking posts out of context now.
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