To the left, if you don't vote for Herman Cain, are you a racist? (wage, democrat)

[Ellis Bell]

Originally Posted by Savoir Faire

What does calling Obama and his family a bunch of apes and monkies have to do with his policies?

Which one of Obama's policies have to do with watermelons and fried chicken? You right wingers sure love to bring that up.

Yes they do. Well actually I don't know if this guy is a right winger or not.

George Bush and Monkey Look-Alikes - Bush Monkey Photos

[Ellis Bell]

Originally Posted by hotair2

If you turn Cain's plan upside down it would be the sign of the beast. Good thing I am not want of those conspiracy nuts, but I thought it was funny. I am surprised that it is not making its way around the internet.

Cain has to get elected first before he can graduate to being known as the anti-Christ. That seems to be the way that works.

[Ellis Bell]

Originally Posted by Miborn

LIE!!!!!
Howard Stern - 2008-10-01 - Sal Interviews "Obama Supporters" in Harlem

Took McCains policies and pretended they were obamas here is what the Harlem people said! Bwaaahaaaahaaaa



Howard Stern - 2008-10-01 - Sal Interviews "Obama Supporters" in Harlem - YouTube

This says so much. Thanks for posting.

I'm going to go one farther though. We are all in the human race and no one is listening. So, when we see the mess we are in, whose the blame? Let me put it this way, I can see why people of other countries would say, ignorant Americans. It's worse now, than it ever was before. Why are Americans blamed for the actions of our President, because we are the ignorant fools that put the man in office. And that's that.

[jackmccullough]

To the left, if you don't vote for Herman Cain, are you a racist?

Given that we've never said that anyone who didn't vote for President Obama was racist, no,

Thanks for playing, though.

[jackmccullough]

Originally Posted by alphamale

Why?

The Tea Party is called racist every day by the left because we disagree with obama's policies.

You know this is a lie.

[freemkt]

Originally Posted by alphamale

After all, he is 100% African American.

Shouldn't you like his policies?

What kind of question is that? The message I get from Herman Cain is that the working class should prepare for a future of hard work, low wages, and steep taxes.

When rent consumes half your income and a tax ius imposed on your rent, that's a problem.

African Americans, like other Americans, don't have monolithic views on policy, but it's easy for a working class person to object to policies that make them worse off.

[jackmccullough]

Originally Posted by alphamale

I would distance myself from that lot.

Your record of posting here does not seem to bear that out.

[jackmccullough]

Originally Posted by roysoldboy

Does Michelle grow watermelons in that garden of hers or has she forgot that since there aren't enough children left to take care of it?

And you're one of the conservatives around here who claim not to be racist?

[freemkt]

Originally Posted by sacredgrooves

So do I. Unfortunately it is too simple. A Complex tax structure is the only answer in DC as it makes it far easier to steal from us.

Better to just steal from the working class like the 999 plan does. Burger flipper earning minimum wage pays $1000-$2000 federal tax. Now that's change the working class can really believe in.

[jackmccullough]

Originally Posted by zonababe

Why shouldn't everyone pay their fair share?

They should, and increasing reliance on sales taxes means rich people pay smaller "fair share" of their income.