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I don't get it. How was that a racist statement? You must be assuming that getting coffee for someone is a stereotype of black people. Seems like an odd assumption.
Certainly not as bad as Harry's comment, but certainly racist in tone.
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More confirmation that the party that displayed blatant racism during the election was the democrat party.
IF you had even the slightest clue as to the meaning of blatant you'd know a private back-room politicking phone call between 2 individuals isn't even within miles of being close to blatant action by a political party.
Once again, your complete distortion if not outright misrepresentation of fact.
Racist and elitist. In spite of his claims, Clinton was not the first black candidate.
Taken with all the other "racial" trouble Clinton was getting into during the campaign, and getting called on it by his fellow democrats, his comment fits perfectly with his attitude towards blacks that was exposed during the campaign.
More confirmation that the party that displayed blatant racism during the election was the democrat party.
To me (and I bet to most of us), this thread is only more confirmation that some people are desperate to tear down Obama and Democrats.
Surely Republicans can come up with something better than this, can't they? (although watching Michael Steele lately, I'm not so sure...)
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