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I must say that I disagree with your assessment of Mr.Obama and African American voters in general.

As a liberal African American male, I am the antithesis of yourself perhaps. With that being said, I must ask you a question:

In your post, you stated that bitterness/wickedness is the only reason Obama resonates with African Americans and this bitterness makes Jesus weep. My question is how can you prove such an assertion? How do you take into account that not everyone believes in Jesus? How do characterize voters for Clinton as well as McCain?

Sorry you feel the way you do and I am very sorry that you have not gotten free from the Liberal plantation. When African Americans embraced liberalism we embraced the decline of the African American family, Abortion which kills more black babies than any war in history, black on black crime, filth in media and in entertainment, single parent homes (welfare – no father in the home), Secular Humanism, New Age Theology, Liberation Theology etc.

I did not say that Obama's bitterness makes Jesus weeps but since you said it let me tell you that Jesus weeps over all of our sins. I am a Christian and I make no apology for it. I invite you to visit my ministry website: http://www.agape-coffee-cafe.com.

As for the other candidates running, I am not excited about either of them! However, I do believe that McCain is the best out of the two. Since you confessed that you are liberal I invite you to get the video, Emancipation, Revelation, Revolution a movie that looks at the battle over civil rights and the role that both major political parties have played in it. The battle has always been about freedom... and still is this documentary is produced by the Renaissance Foundation.

I also invite you to read two good books, 1. Wrong on Race (The Democratic Party’s Buried Past, written by Bruce Bartlett and 2. The Decline of African American Theology from Biblical Faith to Cultural Captivity, written by Thabiti M. Anyabwile

Racism is persent in our world today but it does not erase the fact that we are mandated by God to forgive those who mistreat you and we must remember that our fight is a spiritual one; it is not against flesh and blood. My calling is in the Prophetic (Jeremiah 1: 4-5) and I can tell you that God is no respecter of persons.