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Ralph178 Wrote: Nov 01, 2012 4:02 PM
It would have been nice if the first black President was someone who genuinely loved this country and was dedicated to serving and saving it instead of "fundamentally transforming America."
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Charles3662 Wrote: Nov 02, 2012 12:06 AM
Your dream requires a who new set of characters.
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Charles3662 Wrote: Nov 01, 2012 1:12 AM
His ideology comes from the fact he is black, even just half black. If I habitually vote against people who are black will I get a higher percent of better leaders? History says yes. World history also says yes. What we need to do is honestly discuss why instead of denying the truth. I think it is attributable to a basic character flaw. Very few black leaders are leaders in spite of their color. Obama is not a fluke. He is typical of what black people seek in a leader and get for their efforts. The worst part is I am called a racist for identifying the obvious.
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Jeff3256 Wrote: Nov 04, 2012 8:26 AM
So are you arguing that Walter Williams would be a liberal loser like Obama? I don't think you would and I know I wouldn't. Blackness doesn't lead to these policies -- believing the lie of progressivism does.
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The Washington Post (10/25/2012), in giving President Barack Obama an endorsement for another four years, wrote, "Much of the 2012 presidential campaign has dwelt on the past, but the key questions are who could better lead the country during the next four years -- and, most urgently, who is likelier to put the government on a more sound financial footing." The suggestion appears to be that a president is not to be held accountable to his promises and past record and that his past record is no indication of his future behavior. Possibly, the Washington Post people believe that a black...
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