What does this mean??? a Kentucky elderly man had a comment to make about the candidates..?

What he's probably saying is that Obama is trying to ride his skin color into the white house...to be the first black guy to be prez. He was right about Obama needing to get his sh!t together. I'm tired of hearing his old lady running her piehole about how she was never proud of this country until her no-experience having, meely-mouthed husband became a candidate. And I'm now tired of hearing Obama whine about how people shouldn't drag his wife into this, when she's constantly attacking anything in sight, and bringing the fight to their doorstep. They're both a couple of no-talent @zz-clowns. He's not a good judge of character, judging by how he followed his hate monger "preacher", and couldn't figure out that the guy is a raving moron. You think this country is in bad shape now, just vote for Obama and find out what hell is truly like. He's so busy running around trying to kiss the butts of everyone who wants to do us in, he doesn't have time to give a flying fart about the rest of us. And his wife definately hates all of us, because we're Americans. I'm friends with some wonderful people who happen to be black, and they don't act anything like Obama....and they don't believe a word he's saying. And they don't appreciate the fact that he's playing the race card. A black person voting for Obama is just as bad as a white person voting for David Duke or that Byrd clown. It's spreading the hate when we all need to get our sh!t together.

Hitlery: No good skeezy LIAR. Every time she opens her mouth, another lie flies out.

McCain: Needs to come out with some new ideas, but there's a lot to be said for a guy who personally elects to stay in a living hell (the "Hanoi Hilton") because he was in it with his fellow troops and wasn't willing to turn his back on them. That tells me that if he says he's in it to do the right thing, he most likely is.

As a general rule, I don't trust politicians any farther than I can throw them, but given the backgrounds, McCain would be my pick.

Don't know don't care, what the man meant. So many people make these sort of statements about politics, because they don't have anything else to say. And when people actually pay attention that's when their statements get turned into rumors and then into fake facts.

Anyways. I live in Kentucky and am shocked to see that Hillary won the votes because posters supporting Obama are everywhere. Every 2 out of 10 are for Hillary.

But I don't think Hillary should be smirking like the evil beast always does, because the majority of Kentucky residence aren't too bright. I've lived here long enough to know that. She was voted for by a bunch of inbreed hill billys. And trust me they do exist.

While racist, it has some truth in it. Clinton with her Rev Wright campaign against Obama, has marginalized him with some voters. She turned him from a "candidate" to just a "Black" candidate with some voters. These tend to be working class white people with little education or money. I think he turned it around though with his shout out to Bush and his NAZI speech. It put him on a new level, somebody that can take on the Bush Crime Family one on one. Thank you "dubya" the one good you ever did.

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Obama - should had aggressively campaign in Kentucky.

Hillary - is a noted liar and is losing; drop out and save face.

McCain - Equals Bush; a lost cause; and frustration and weak for America.

It means that Obama goes to a black separatist church that admits that their values are based on the racist book "Black Power and Black Theology," by James Cone.

(see link)

http://www.tucc.org/talking_points.htm

And that Obama is half white and should embrace both races.

"Stop being so black" They sound like fighting words too me.

It means Obama has not shared the same America black experience since his ancestors were not slaves.

very general statements that I am not sure there is any truth to them. I guess I am not impressed by the quotes

it means you've found someone you can use to justify your own stereotypes