Scary
For the record, and I'm sure Lanny Davis, if he were candid and not trying to get his candidate nominated, would agree with me: I don't consider Barack Obama a Scary Black Man, no matter whom he hangs with. In fact, some days I'm not absolutely certain he's black, but I'll take Obama's word for it.
No, what scares me about Obama is that he just might do something audacious, in the spirit of working together, post-partisan-like, e.g. he might pardon the muthafukkas. Or even worse: He might not allow a full and complete investigation of what was done by whom and when and by whose supposed authority. I could actually live with the pardons if thorough investigations and fact-findings were done. No matter how long it took.
No, what scares me about Obama is that he just might do something audacious, in the spirit of working together, post-partisan-like, e.g. he might pardon the muthafukkas. Or even worse: He might not allow a full and complete investigation of what was done by whom and when and by whose supposed authority. I could actually live with the pardons if thorough investigations and fact-findings were done. No matter how long it took.
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Well, considering that Obama's mother was white, I suppose we could forgive you for having doubts about his "blackness".
Sometimes I think it'd be neat to apply a "one-drop" rule for being white. Race relations in this country would get very interesting in a hell of a hurry if we did.
:-)
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