Obama might won South Carolina but its not over


OH HOW SOON WE FORGET......................

1) Bill Clinton appointment more Blacks to his cabinet IN KEY POSITIONS, than ANY President in U.S. history. For instance, the chief of White House personnel, his budget director, his director of public outreach, his deputy chief of staff, were all African-American. His liaison between the White House and the Congress,Thurgood Marshall's son, was African-American, Sec. of Commerce, Ron Brown, etc.

2) He was hated by Republicans more than ANY Democratic President, in part, due to his relationship with Blacks.

3) Crime fell to it's lowest point in 30 years in Black neighborhoods under Clinton because there were more jobs. Blacks became part of the game, rather than watching from the stands, and all of this under the Clinton administration. On a sadder note, under Bush, crime in Black neighborhoods continue to rise on a yearly basis.

4) Clinton produced more middle class Blacks than any President in history.

5) He was one of the few Presidents to really connect with Black people, whether it was genuine or not. The connection was there.

6) The vast majority of Black people agreeed with Clintons decisions pertaining to welfare reform, in spite of having a Republican dominated Congress holding him back.

7) Black unemployment went down.

8) Black home ownership rose.

9) Black business ownership grew.

10) Clinton was the only President who I know who actually sang all the words to the Negro National Anthem. I don't know them all, and many of you don't either.:swink:

11) Due to the fact that Blacks were placed in positions of power under Clinton, billions and billions of dollars passed through Black neighborhoods via federal grants, minority grants, home ownership grants, business grants, educational grants, etc.

You asked for five, but that was too easy, so I doubled it, plus one. I could go on and on, but you get the point. Clinton did MORE for the Black community than ANY President in modern U.S. history.

12) Bill Clinton waived his typical $350,000.00 speaking fee, spoke at Tougaloo's College 2003 commencement and stayed for the entire three-hour cermony and shook hands with each of the 144 graduates at the historically Black college. (Jet, June 2, 2003)
 
12) Bill Clinton waived his typical $350,000.00 speaking fee, spoke at Tougaloo's College 2003 commencement and stayed for the entire three-hour cermony and shook hands with each of the 144 graduates at the historically Black college. (Jet, June 2, 2003)

The Clintons are saying, look at how much free shat we gave to Black folks when Bill was in office. Obama is saying, this nation can be empowered with education, particularly the math and science. I get this funny feeling that older Black folks are caught up with listening to people like James Brown.
 



player, don?t let this anti-Clinton inferno fueled by gasoline from the media, engulf your heart and mind in a flame that causes you to attack your brother with a sort of ?black on black crime? mentality.




The rich have to cry, the poor have the cry, you got to cry and I got to cry sometimes.

Man.
Go on with that BS.

The thread maker specifically pointed out that he wanted all us "confused" negro's to understand that OBAMA is not the person for us.
So if you wanna go after black on black mentality, go after him.:xeye:

Kill all that "attack our brother" bullshat cause all the Black arse Congressmen and preacher's from South Carolina created that atmosphere with their lip's locked firmly on the Clinton's arse.
These are the same type of stuck in the '60's mofo's that have been leading the black community down a dead end path for the last 2 1/2 decades.
The first time black's have truly show their individual thinking in an election, now there's a problem cause a large number has finally stepped out of that "duck in a row" voting mentality.

I'M GLAD IT'S HAPPENING.
Maybe now some new blood will step to the front from now on.

Again..................Support who you want but this election is pushing all the bullshat I have mentioned in the past on this board to the front for everyone to see.

This is sad. :smh:
 
Who's downing Obama? Folks can't express their opinions without someone accusing them of being a "turncoat" because they choose to form their own opinion? Folks are into Obama primarily because he is Black, plain and simple. That's their right. But it's also my right to say that I need more than just a color to move me to vote. I need someone whose going to meet MY definition of what a President is supposed to stand for.

Sending our troops to die in Iran or Pakistan for billion dollar corporations ain't my definition, so that cancels out quite a few candidates.

Someone asked the question earlier, what have the Clintons done for Black Americans and that was easily answered. Someone also asked what has Obama done for Black Americans, but I've yet to see an answer, other than he's Black. Will someone please step up to the plate and legitimately answer the question and cease with the "copout" name-calling.
 
Who's downing Obama? Folks can't express their opinions without someone accusing them of being a "turncoat" because they choose to form their own opinion? Folks are into Obama primarily because he is Black, plain and simple. That's their right. But it's also my right to say that I need more than just a color to move me to vote. I need someone whose going to meet MY definition of what a President is supposed to stand for.

Sending our troops to die in Iran or Pakistan for billion dollar corporations ain't my definition, so that cancels out quite a few candidates.

Someone asked the question earlier, what have the Clintons done for Black Americans and that was easily answered. Someone also asked what has Obama done for Black Americans, but I've yet to see an answer, other than he's Black. Will someone please step up to the plate and legitimately answer the question and cease with the "copout" name-calling.

Tell me one time I SAID you can't express YOUR Opinion or support who YOU want.

Tell me it WAS NOT BLACK REP's and PREACHERS from South Carolina that started all this is he black enough crap on behalf of the Clintons.
What had Bill Clinton done for black's in 1992 to get elected except play the Sax on a Black Man's late night talk show?

Obama has given Black's the oppertunity to truly voice their vision of change instead of someone comming to the church during election time telling them this is what you need to vote for for change.

Damm Bill Clinton.
WHAT HAS HILLARY DONE?
Answer that cause Bill ain't running........................TRY TO UNDERSTAND THAT.

Bill did a lot of good but tell me 1 black community that truly changed following the same black leader's that are campaigning for the Clinton's now.
Seem's like the only people that truly prospered in these communities are the one's that were on stage with the Clinton's getting out the vote.
The hood under their leadership didn't change 1 bit and nobody came back to see what was going on until it was election time again in 1996.
Name just 1 placed that changed.

Me posting like this on this election is nothing new cause I have felt the same way for decades.
I was for Bill Clinton for 2 terms.
Go back and dig up thread's from 2000 and I was saying the same shat.
Only difference is I was vastly outnumbered then.
My how time's have changed. :lol:
 
Someone asked the question earlier, what have the Clintons done for Black Americans and that was easily answered. Someone also asked what has Obama done for Black Americans, but I've yet to see an answer, other than he's Black. Will someone please step up to the plate and legitimately answer the question and cease with the "copout" name-calling.

Should the real question be what has Hillary Done for Black America? If i'm not mistaken she is running for president not bill? Can you throw everything Bill has done into a what has the Clintons done? What has she done as Senator vs Obama as Senator? You can't compare Bill with Obama? (Just asking?)
 
Should the real question be what has Hillary Done for Black America? If i'm not mistaken she is running for president not bill? Can you throw everything Bill has done into a what has the Clintons done? What has she done as Senator vs Obama as Senator? You can't compare Bill with Obama? (Just asking?)

That part is blinding to some...................Bill not running.
They will never see that part of the equation.
 
OH HOW SOON WE FORGET......................

1) Bill Clinton appointment more Blacks to his cabinet IN KEY POSITIONS, than ANY President in U.S. history. For instance, the chief of White House personnel, his budget director, his director of public outreach, his deputy chief of staff, were all African-American. His liaison between the White House and the Congress,Thurgood Marshall's son, was African-American, Sec. of Commerce, Ron Brown, etc.

If that's a requirement, then we should really love Bush, who actually appointed Blacks in positions that had real power and authority.

2) He was hated by Republicans more than ANY Democratic President, in part, due to his relationship with Blacks.

Meaningless.

3) Crime fell to it's lowest point in 30 years in Black neighborhoods under Clinton because there were more jobs. Blacks became part of the game, rather than watching from the stands, and all of this under the Clinton administration. On a sadder note, under Bush, crime in Black neighborhoods continue to rise on a yearly basis.

4) Clinton produced more middle class Blacks than any President in history.

Presidents don't have much influence on the economy. The economic boom, well I should say bubble, of the late 90's was fueled by the private sector and had very little to do with Clinton.

5) He was one of the few Presidents to really connect with Black people, whether it was genuine or not. The connection was there.

Again, meaningless, and it should matter whether or not it's genuine, anybody can pretend.

6) The vast majority of Black people agreeed with Clintons decisions pertaining to welfare reform, in spite of having a Republican dominated Congress holding him back.

Wrong, welfare reform was a bipartisan effort. Clinton actually vetoed the first two welfare reform bills Congress passed. Most criticism actually came from other Democrats. Interestingly, welfare reform didn't take place until the Republicans gained control of Congress.

7) Black unemployment went down.

8) Black home ownership rose.

9) Black business ownership grew.

This was true across the board for all races. Again, that was mostly fueled by the dot-com bubble. Technically, black home and business ownership all reached their highest levels ever under Bush.

10) Clinton was the only President who I know who actually sang all the words to the Negro National Anthem. I don't know them all, and many of you don't either.:swink:

While a noble gesture, it's still a song.

11) Due to the fact that Blacks were placed in positions of power under Clinton, billions and billions of dollars passed through Black neighborhoods via federal grants, minority grants, home ownership grants, business grants, educational grants, etc.

You asked for five, but that was too easy, so I doubled it, plus one. I could go on and on, but you get the point. Clinton did MORE for the Black community than ANY President in modern U.S. history.

I will say that Clinton actually acknowledged our presence, which is more than we can say about most Republican presidents. But how he deserves any more credit for any of that than say, the Republican-controlled Congress is beyond me.
 
I think Black folx should realize that Hillary and Obama are both in the same party and have the same ideals. Both have worked and beat the streets for equality. If Hillary wins the nomination I will vote for her. And if Obama had not made the stand yesterday on CNN, that he would push amenesty for illegal immigrants and help illegal immigrants to get driver's license,I would have voted for him if he won the nominee.He has some explaining to do on that one. I always say though. you can't judge any canidate from a 30 sec soundbyte from the news. So I will be checking out what he says about that in the debate Thursday night on CNN.

Hillary and Obama loyalties are diveded between husband and wife,Blacks,Latinos and even the Kennedy family. Robert Kennedy Jr. endorsed Hillary Clinton while his uncle and cousin Caroline Kennedy endorsed Obama. In a way this a good thing. It means we as a country have arrived at an intellectual level where some of us can make a choice based on the issues and matters that concerned us.

It should not make any Black person less Black if they supported Hillary or Edwards in the voting booth. That's all of our constitutional right to vote our conscience. And votes should not be coerced by any person or group.

You know really and truly if Obama was White..the things that Hillary said about Obama's record would not even be an issue with Black folx.We would have dismissed as just regular politics and political rhetoric. But since he his Black any comment on Obama's record and comments from ANYONE not alone Hillary would be labled unfairly racists.

Hillary has been involved in African American issues here in Arkansas way before she became first lady of Arkansas and way before Bill had decided to run for the Oval Office in 1992. She was hated(and still is) by many hard core racists rednecks here in Arkansas. She went toe-to-toe with them in the legislature while she was living here in Arkansas. So her passion for equality is genuine.
 
Who's downing Obama? Folks can't express their opinions without someone accusing them of being a "turncoat" because they choose to form their own opinion? Folks are into Obama primarily because he is Black, plain and simple. That's their right. But it's also my right to say that I need more than just a color to move me to vote. I need someone whose going to meet MY definition of what a President is supposed to stand for.

Sending our troops to die in Iran or Pakistan for billion dollar corporations ain't my definition, so that cancels out quite a few candidates.

Someone asked the question earlier, what have the Clintons done for Black Americans and that was easily answered. Someone also asked what has Obama done for Black Americans, but I've yet to see an answer, other than he's Black. Will someone please step up to the plate and legitimately answer the question and cease with the "copout" name-calling.

Is that why he won in Iowa? Iowa is one of the whitest states in the USA. All them white folks love him because he's black? He's getting endorsements from these white politicians because he's black?
 
OH HOW SOON WE FORGET......................

1) Bill Clinton appointment more Blacks to his cabinet IN KEY POSITIONS, than ANY President in U.S. history. For instance, the chief of White House personnel, his budget director, his director of public outreach, his deputy chief of staff, were all African-American. His liaison between the White House and the Congress,Thurgood Marshall's son, was African-American, Sec. of Commerce, Ron Brown, etc.

2) He was hated by Republicans more than ANY Democratic President, in part, due to his relationship with Blacks.

So what is it that he did again?

3) Crime fell to it's lowest point in 30 years in Black neighborhoods under Clinton because there were more jobs. Blacks became part of the game, rather than watching from the stands, and all of this under the Clinton administration. On a sadder note, under Bush, crime in Black neighborhoods continue to rise on a yearly basis.

4) Clinton produced more middle class Blacks than any President in history.

You might want to double check that one because the raise of the black middle class started in th 70's.

5) He was one of the few Presidents to really connect with Black people, whether it was genuine or not. The connection was there.

And what was it that he did again?

6) The vast majority of Black people agreeed with Clintons decisions pertaining to welfare reform, in spite of having a Republican dominated Congress holding him back.

And what was it that he did again?

7) Black unemployment went down.

8) Black home ownership rose.

9) Black business ownership grew.

10) Clinton was the only President who I know who actually sang all the words to the Negro National Anthem. I don't know them all, and many of you don't either.:swink:

And what was it that he did again?

11) Due to the fact that Blacks were placed in positions of power under Clinton, billions and billions of dollars passed through Black neighborhoods via federal grants, minority grants, home ownership grants, business grants, educational grants, etc.

You asked for five, but that was too easy, so I doubled it, plus one. I could go on and on, but you get the point. Clinton did MORE for the Black community than ANY President in modern U.S. history.

:rolly:
 
He moved to Harlem so he could eat soul food.

Actually, he moved soul food to the White House.

You can hardly separate what a President does, from his wife. Clinton clearly supported the policies of her husband. All Presidents wives do that, so for someone to say that Clinton had little to do with President Clinton's policies involving health care, adoption, foster care reform, the selection of more Black people in one cabinet (in KEY positions) than ANY previous President, is beyond laughable. Hillary was more involved with policy than was Vice President Gore. Actually Hillary had more power than Gore.

Under Bill Clinton's administration, more Blacks became millionaires, less Blacks were forced into a life of crime because there were more jobs; fewer Blacks were victims of murder and fewer Blacks were sent overseas to fight in foreign wars.
Hillary Clinton advised her husband on key issues involving Black people. For someone to even hint otherwise is disingenuous and a "reach" to say the least.
 
Is that why he won in Iowa? Iowa is one of the whitest states in the USA. All them white folks love him because he's black? He's getting endorsements from these white politicians because he's black?

Folks, folks, folks, do you REALLY in your heart of hearts think that White Republicans and conservative White Democrats will vote for Obama when push comes to shove. If they do, then so be it, but I'm not holding my breath. I don't trust people that easily when it comes to politics and secrecy.
 
Who's downing Obama? Folks can't express their opinions without someone accusing them of being a "turncoat" because they choose to form their own opinion? Folks are into Obama primarily because he is Black, plain and simple. That's their right. But it's also my right to say that I need more than just a color to move me to vote. I need someone whose going to meet MY definition of what a President is supposed to stand for.

Sending our troops to die in Iran or Pakistan for billion dollar corporations ain't my definition, so that cancels out quite a few candidates.

Someone asked the question earlier, what have the Clintons done for Black Americans and that was easily answered. Someone also asked what has Obama done for Black Americans, but I've yet to see an answer, other than he's Black. Will someone please step up to the plate and legitimately answer the question and cease with the "copout" name-calling.

Good Point!
 



Folks, folks, folks, do you REALLY in your heart of hearts think that White Republicans and conservative White Democrats will vote for Obama when push comes to shove. If they do, then so be it, but I'm not holding my breath. I don't trust people that easily when it comes to politics and secrecy.

The RepubliKKKans want to run against Obama. They know he has no chance at winning. That's why the RepubliKKKan candidates are attacking Clinton and she hasn't won nothing yet. At every G.O.P debate they have something negative to say about Clinton. Notice they aren't saying nothing about Obama and Edwards. They are trying their best to write her off.
 
player, don?t let this anti-Clinton inferno fueled by gasoline from the media, engulf your heart and mind in a flame that causes you to attack your brother with a sort of ?black on black crime? mentality.




The rich have to cry, the poor have the cry, you got to cry and I got to cry sometimes.


Way too much emotional drama for me. Lifetime don't have that much drama.
 
The RepubliKKKans want to run against Obama. They know he has no chance at winning. That's why the RepubliKKKan candidates are attacking Clinton and she hasn't won nothing yet. At every G.O.P debate they have something negative to say about Clinton. Notice they aren't saying nothing about Obama and Edwards. They are trying their best to write her off.

Request.

Why not just make a post without all the racial edge since that's what ya'll "claim" you don't want.
Every post you make is the same old school slang from the 60's.

Just type REPUBLICAN instead of REPUBLIKKKan.
We all know you don't like republican's. :lol:
 
Folks, folks, folks, do you REALLY in your heart of hearts think that White Republicans and conservative White Democrats will vote for Obama when push comes to shove. If they do, then so be it, but I'm not holding my breath. I don't trust people that easily when it comes to politics and secrecy.

Do you think they will all of a sudden vote for HILLary?
Hell that group is not voting for her now.

So just what makes her so different that we should not even think OBAMA don't have as good of a chance as her.

Unless you been in a coma for the last 20 years, HILLARY is not this political darling she's been made out to be.
Name 1 REPUB that DON't want to run against her and the last 20 year's of Clinton scandels.
It's a hell of a lot of Conservative demo's and just plain demo's that are on the fence that won't vote for her.

Ya'll think OBAMA would get ripped by Repub's, Hillary is a big arse neon target for the REPUB's. :swink:
 
man.
I just laugh at some of these post.:swink:

I just can't see the President of the United States always crying when something goes terribly wrong. A leader has to lead and show the people that they can lead even in adverse situations. Ex-Governor of Louisiana, Kathleen Blanco is a prime example of not knowing how to take charge after the State of Louisiana was hit with a natural disaster. She took the typical role as a woman by waiting on the men folks (George Bush) to take charge. After losing to Obama in Iowa, Hillary prove that she would break under pressure.
 
Who's downing Obama? Folks can't express their opinions without someone accusing them of being a "turncoat" because they choose to form their own opinion? Folks are into Obama primarily because he is Black, plain and simple. That's their right. But it's also my right to say that I need more than just a color to move me to vote. I need someone whose going to meet MY definition of what a President is supposed to stand for.

Sending our troops to die in Iran or Pakistan for billion dollar corporations ain't my definition, so that cancels out quite a few candidates.

Someone asked the question earlier, what have the Clintons done for Black Americans and that was easily answered. Someone also asked what has Obama done for Black Americans, but I've yet to see an answer, other than he's Black. Will someone please step up to the plate and legitimately answer the question and cease with the "copout" name-calling.

Folks, folks, folks, do you REALLY in your heart of hearts think that White Republicans and conservative White Democrats will vote for Obama when push comes to shove. If they do, then so be it, but I'm not holding my breath. I don't trust people that easily when it comes to politics and secrecy.

Your response still doesn't answer the question, so I'll ask again. If folks are into Obama because he's black, plain and simple, then why did he win in Iowa? Iowa is one of the whitest states in the USA. Do all them white folks love him because he's black? Is he getting endorsements from these white politicians because he's black?
 
:clap: I was right! Hillary wins Florida primary after all the endorsements Obama received this week! (No delegates awarded)


Dude.
Don't get excited over a state that at this point mean's nothing.
The National DNC stripped Florida of it's delegates when them moved their primary up.

HILLARY Clinton was the only DEMO Candidate that broke the "pact" to not campaign in Florida.
The simple, hard, fact's are the dummies at the national Demo Headquarter's left Florida wide open for the REPUB's to grab WITHOUT A FIGHT DOWN THE LINE.

Still feel good about Florida cause I don't for no DEMO.
Resentment will be handed out in revenge form come November........................(right click and save this if you want).
 
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