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Challenge Today is Freedom, Not Unity

Baron From the Great Northwest, Wa. Wrote: Aug 02, 2010 10:22 PM

Rikker all I can tell you who still is, on the wrong side of history? From its founding, the Republican Party has been the champion of freedom and civil rights for blacks, while the Democratic Party has been, as one pundit so succinctly put it, the party of the four "S"s: slavery, secession, segregation and socialism. I got to go there rikker, one last thing, Remember Barry Goldwater on two different occasions took money out to of his own pocket to keep the NAACP alive in Arizona, FACT. He also is 100% labeled wrongly by the Progressive's and it looks like you are right there beating that drum.

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Challenge Today is Freedom, Not Unity

Pollsters Doug Schoen and Pat Caddell, both Democrats, took on President Obama in a column in the Wall Street Journal last week, criticizing him for not being true to his campaign promise to unify the country.

“Rather than being a unifier,” they say, “Mr. Obama has divided America on the basis of race, class, and partisanship.”

They don’t see Republicans as any better. They claim that Republicans have just followed the administration in trying to exploit hot buttons of race and class.

“….the Republican leadership has failed to put forth an agenda that is more positive, unifying,...

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