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Re: Obama Resigns Trinity Church
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Originally Posted by RFK1968
I don't really see how that question is any different from asking, when a group of White/Black/Asian/Latino supremacists throw their support behind a candidate, why they would do such a thing? If that were the case, people should instantly be suspect of any candidate that unintentionally garners the support of any group that people dislike.
If you wish to believe that Senator Obama will run the country based on the intentions of Ayers and Rezko and Farrakhan, then feel free. But you'll be no different from the liberal whackos who think President Bush ran/runs the country based on the intentions of Kenneth Lay or Saudi Arabian Oil executives or any other shady individuals that possess connections to him.
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I don't think he would run the country like a radical, but you never really know, do you? Who knows what another human really believes? What I do know is that Obama is friends with a pair of radical bombers, at least one shady land developer, he attended a racist church for twenty years, was deeply influenced and mentored by a racist Reverend, he married a woman who sees America as 'downright mean' , then you factor in his comments made in front of SF elites about how "bitter Americans are clinging to Religion and guns" etc.........it looks really, really bad. If he were a Republican I'd feel the same way and the MSM would be mercilessly excoriating the candidate. Yet Obama essentially is given a free pass mainly because most of the media are farther to the left than the rest of the country. Well, so be it. The end of the DNC nomination process is near, worst case in August we'll know. The bottom line is I think Hillary is a far better candidate and far more experienced. Call me crazy, but I'd rather have two candidates that are fully vetted and experienced than someone like Obama who has so many questions surrounding him. 
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I think at this point there needs to be a focus on an immediate increase in spending and I think this is a time when deficit fear has to take a second seat . . . I believe later on there should be tax increases. Speaking personally, I think there are a lot of very rich people out there whom we can tax at a point down the road and recover some of the money."
-- Barney Frank, October 20, 2008
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