What do you think of this Mia Love person? Token?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Its funny to see the true colors of AAs is that they are in fact the most racist.

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's funny that as much as I disliked Michael Steele, he spoke to essense of black people. She does not.

Well, and now that he's not the mouthpiece for the RNC anymore, his positions - especially on social issues - have moderated back down to normal. Funny, huh? Guess that's why the RNC went and got themselves a good ol' boy white d-bag for a spokesman again.

You are racist.

[Anonymous]

Don't forget biden plays into their fears by warning them They're going to put you back in chains!

[Anonymous]

its funny how some of you just parrot everything you hear on hannity or limbaugh.

do any of you have any original thought? can you actually look at a situation and objectionably analyze it and break it down without referencing what hannity and limbaugh said about it?

you guys sometimes arent even dropping your talking points in the proper context at time. you just zero in on the topic (in this case race) and drop every nonsensical republican talking point on race no matter what the context.

there are mouth breathers on both sides on the isles but i find that DCUM is full of republicans who just drop talking points and dont really engage in anything meaningful. these threads lose their steam after about 10-15 hannity talking point references and calling every dem responding to something racist.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's funny that as much as I disliked Michael Steele, he spoke to essense of black people. She does not.

Well, and now that he's not the mouthpiece for the RNC anymore, his positions - especially on social issues - have moderated back down to normal. Funny, huh? Guess that's why the RNC went and got themselves a good ol' boy white d-bag for a spokesman again.

You are racist.

I am white, and I come from the heartland of white douchebags, so I know of what I speak.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:its funny how some of you just parrot everything you hear on hannity or limbaugh.

do any of you have any original thought? can you actually look at a situation and objectionably analyze it and break it down without referencing what hannity and limbaugh said about it?

you guys sometimes arent even dropping your talking points in the proper context at time. you just zero in on the topic (in this case race) and drop every nonsensical republican talking point on race no matter what the context.

there are mouth breathers on both sides on the isles but i find that DCUM is full of republicans who just drop talking points and dont really engage in anything meaningful. these threads lose their steam after about 10-15 hannity talking point references and calling every dem responding to something racist.

Matthew's is that you?

I am a conservative and listen to Maddow, Matthews and shultz. I don't listen to Hannity or limbaugh. I listen to MSNBC to understand the idiocy of the other side and develop educated arguments against their ignorant statements.

[Anonymous]

1200 i take it my use of the word "some" didnt make it clear that i wasnt talking about all of you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Obama's experience is the same as love's, why isn't anyone quick to blast him as the wrong kind of black.

Uh the Fox crowd has covered this for early four yers. Some of our own wingnuts have said he is not actually black at all.

[Anonymous]

so no comments on how Obama does not understanding the plight of "real black people"? He didn't grow up in the inner city but grew up in Hawaii, overseas and was raised by white parent/grand parents. Crickets?....

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:so no comments on how Obama does not understanding the plight of "real black people"? He didn't grow up in the inner city but grew up in Hawaii, overseas and was raised by white parent/grand parents. Crickets?....

No, because he spent time in that community in inner-city Chicago (you know, that "community organizer" gig that Republicans like to denigrate), and he married into a family that lived the the typical African-American experience. He can speak to it from experience. Hence why African-Americans voted for him in DROVES in 2008.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:so no comments on how Obama does not understanding the plight of "real black people"? He didn't grow up in the inner city but grew up in Hawaii, overseas and was raised by white parent/grand parents. Crickets?....

You just said it.

[Anonymous]

yeah, she was their token. attendees threw nuts at the only two other black people they saw in the convention all.

http://news.yahoo.com/race-incident-sees-republican-convention-expulsions-155400054.html

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:yeah, she was their token. attendees threw nuts at the only two other black people they saw in the convention all.

http://news.yahoo.com/race-incident-sees-republican-convention-expulsions-155400054.html

I guess this is racist too miss race baitor?

http://india.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/08/28/republican-national-convention-enlists-first-sikh-speaker/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:yeah, she was their token. attendees threw nuts at the only two other black people they saw in the convention all.

http://news.yahoo.com/race-incident-sees-republican-convention-expulsions-155400054.html

I guess this is racist too miss race baitor?

http://india.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/08/28/republican-national-convention-enlists-first-sikh-speaker/

No that's tokenism. Even the Sikhs seem surprised by it.

[Anonymous]

This sums up the black vote for Obama.

"I voted for Barack because he was black," Jackson confessed. "Cause that's why other folks vote for other people -- because they look like them. That's American politics, pure and simple. Obama's message didn't mean sh-- to me."

http://www.theroot.com/samuel-l-jackson-obama-voted-because-black