The Obama Campaign's 3 Million dollar Offer.

[beeniesmom]

And what part of the human race do you abhor?
Have no patience for? Dislike?!

I know what abhor means.

Asking questions or voicing a concern has nothing to do with ignorance.

It does if you are talking about race. I could understand if she wrote "I don't want a man with a degree in basket weaveing running for office" or something of the like. She said "old" about McCain and that's actually a valid point (not a good or bad one).

The common arguement is the "I have three black friends, a mexican gardener and the guy I buy my coffee from in the morning is Indian." So what does that mean?

It means that you give diverse people a chance to interact with you in your daily life. The racist wouldn't buy coffee from an Indian or whatever.

Is it ignorance to admit to what you believe in, rather than what is politically correct?

No, it's not. But it would help if you have a reason to support your belief.

BTW by "you", I am not referring to you personally.

Young people are the most vulnerable to a good talking point. Will a skin color make anyone a better politician? Nope, but it does open them up to more scrutiny than the old white guys that have run the place for the last 230 or so years.

I want my politicians to be above reproach-above all the shiat that makes them 'different' to what we ordinarily demand from them. BO hasn't shown me any of that. If he hasn't come out to give me a good reason as to why he was hanging out with effing morons in his past, he can kiss my vote goodbye.

Good for you. At least you believe in something.

Please do not waste your embarassment on me and my feelings. Save it for the people who cannot and will not be honest with their feelings.

I wasn't referring to you actually.

I think there is way more to life than wasting your feelings on a moron like me.
Do something constructive with your time. Make a dartboard and put my picture on it.

Love you too!

[Cataholic]

Oh, my. Since when does admitting that one is racist absolve them from the wrongness associated with the position? Does the man that admits he murdered the victim receive less of a penalty because he admitted it?

[caseysmom]

Oh, my. Since when does admitting that one is racist absolve them from the wrongness associated with the position? Does the man that admits he murdered the victim receive less of a penalty because he admitted it?

Didn't absolve it for me I was being sarcastic.

[Ginger's Mom]

Does the man that admits he murdered the victim receive less of a penalty because he admitted it?

Acutally, many times he does. However, having said that, I do agree with the point you were making, Cataholic.