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In the first place, this is a stupid and petty issue to even bring up. But since it has been brought up here...
Havard educated Barack Obama, raised by a banker grandmother in Hawaii is even worse here:
Those black people seem pretty enthusiastic to meet Romney. What gives? I thought all Republicans were mean, nasty racists....
Too funny, Romeny shows up at a parade, a bunch of kids clamor to have their picture taken with him and black adults show him basic courtesy and somehow this translates into an enthusiastic meeting.
Yep they're politicians and do this crap for a living. That's why everybody shows up to Iowa wearing flannel shirts talking about how they grew up working hard and their parents worked hard bla bla bla. Anything to get votes is all it's about. I remember what a big Yankee fan Hillary become when she was running for senate in NY too. They get the idiots to vote for em then forget about em for two, four or six years then come back with the same nonsense for folks to eat up.
Hilarious. Gotta give the man some credit, though. This is perhaps the closest any of the Republican candidates has gotten to black people.
Great point. They're usually out in the "real America" (hint: anywhere white folks can be found) and doing everything in their power not to be seen with us....lest they be accused of actually liking black folks....and by extension, might actually come up with a policy that we like too. (a major right wing crime)
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