Or maybe just anti-black hatred?

I may have been gone a few days Doc, but in light of your quote above, you might want to rethink your above post. Also, read Mikes original post. I believe it answers your question in the first two quotes from Obama.

You want to be the class fool, fine by me.

You have my vote.

Your next insult on this thread will be deleted. Have fun writing the Huffington Post and telling them what a hero you are.

I’d be interested in you telling me which of the two sentences you’ve juxtaposed up above is the lie.

Your continued silence on this issue says volumes about your inability to think your way out of a wet paper bag.

Remember: the reason that the guy snarled, “I don’t got to show you no stinkin’ badges,” is because he had no badges to show. A lot of what you post here has the same hollow bluster to it.

I PERSONALLY confronted John McCain with the weak points of his appeal to conservatives. I would think you would want to do the same for Obama, but obviously you do not care.

Transparently, you’ll swallow the Kool Aid you are served.

I would think that you would be eager to ask the question: “What did Obama hear and when did he hear it” but I don’t imagine you really care about the answer.

For the eleventeenth time, I encourage you to find out. For the sake of the overall political discourse, however, I wish that you’d stick to the facts as you do it. It may very well be that Obama is lying his ass off about this and every other topic he addresses. He probably is; he’s a politician. But just taking two quotes, sticking them side by side and calling them evidence of lying–when, taken together, they are not proof of lying–is intellectually dishonest.

It’s like one of those teachers who suspends a kid for something he knows the kid didn’t do, but he rationalizes it by telling himself, “Well, I’m sure that the kid did things in the past that I didn’t catch, so I’m not really doing anything wrong.”

I’d be interested in you telling me which of the two sentences you’ve juxtaposed up above is the lie.

In other news, I didn’t vote for Clinton in my primary, either. What conceivable part of what I’ve written shows that I’ve “sipped the Clinton Kool Aid?” The part about where I chastise you for your Obama Derangement Syndrome? In one thread, you take me from mindlessly following Obama to mindlessly following Clinton. The very suggestion shows that you either know nothing at all about the Clinton/Obama dynamic, or you are another one of those Internet scribblers who chooses a catchphrase from a list of talking points–in this case, “Sipping the Kool-Aid”–wedges it into your post, and calls it a day. Maybe you should think before you hit the “send” button, MA.

Oh, and you’re going to ignore my petty insults? Big of you, pal, after what you’ve called me here and elsewhere. You’re a real standup guy.

I would think that you would be eager to ask the question: “What did Obama hear and when did he hear it” but I don’t imagine you really care about the answer.

You really are what we call a “time waster.”

Is this the same kind of thinking you did when you were in the Reagan Administration (if that’s true)? No wonder it was such a bowl full of losers.

Keep it up. I have a hard time convincing some moderates and independents that anyone could be as stupid as you. Now, we have MORE proof.

The statements that Rev. Wright made that are the cause of this controversy were not statements I personally heard him preach while I sat in the pews of Trinity or heard him utter in private conversation.

Okay. Bringing all my reading comprehension skills to bear on this. He is saying that he was not actually sitting in the pews when the YouTube clips were recorded.

Did I ever hear him make remarks that could be considered controversial while I sat in church? Yes.

I’m on a roll with that reading comprehension thing. I wonder if I can keep it going. Now he is saying that, while he wasn’t sitting in the pews during the recording of the YouTube clips, he did, in fact, hear Wright say controversial things at other times.

Hey! I made it! I read both quotes and understood them. Mommy, wow! I’m a big kid now!!!

I guess I’m not seeing the lie. Did you catch a glimpse of Obama in the room during one of the YouTube clips? That would make the first quote a lie. If you’ve found such proof, provide the link; I’d love to see it.

On the other hand, do you have proof that Obama never heard Wright say controversial things in the course of twenty years? That would be tougher to prove, and it would seem to run counter to your agenda, but again–if you have proof, I’d love to see it. It would make the second quote a lie.

Otherwise, as I’ve pointed out to you elsewhere, these two quotes–as you have juxtaposed them–are not evidence of a lie. They are not mutually exclusive. It is possible to have heard Wright say controversial things without having been present on one particular Sunday. In much the same way, I have seen you be illogical many times without having read every single illogical thing you have ever written.

I guess your case hinges on showing that Obama was, in fact, in the room when the much-discussed YouTube clips were recorded. Go for it, buddy; I encourage you to get to the bottom of the story. I didn’t vote for Obama in the primary; it’s no skin off my nose.

“The statements that Rev. Wright made that are the cause of this controversy were not statements I personally heard him preach while I sat in the pews of Trinity or heard him utter in private conversation,” –Barack H. Obama, March 14, 2008

“Did I know him to be an occasionally fierce critic of American domestic and foreign policy? Of course. Did I ever hear him make remarks that could be considered controversial while I sat in church? Yes.”
Barack H. Obama, March 18, 2007

Even a child in gradeschool can understand that. Interesting that you cannot.

Only a complete fool would accept the tortured, twisted justification you have offered.

I realize there are a lot of fools out there. And nearly all of them are voting for Democrats.

In your zeal to defend Obama, perhaps you fail to realize that you are enabling the next generation of haters to ply their trade.

Shame on you.