Obama isn't smart enough to do the same shit Reagan, Bush Sr., Clinton and Bush Jr. did to get elected. He's a NEGRO
Some mysterious white man PAID Wright to say what he said to bring down Obama or Wright is a closet Hillary supporter, or Obama is dumb and soft and just got LUCKY to get this far. ANYTHING but hm being as shrewd a political operative as every other fuckin' president.
He should have taken a page from Louis Farrakahn and layed low mrjody. Immediately after they tried to pit Obama against Farrakhan, Farrakahn come out and said he wouldnt play that game because what Barack had going was bigger than he (something to that effect). Wright, on the other hand felt compelled to defend and explain himself over and over and over and over again. He even went as far as having to prove that he wont bite his tongue for anyone while insisting on making his point to every media outlet and gathering of people he could find. Somewhere along the line he seemed to have forgotten that this is bigger than just his right to express himself.
New York Times APPLAUDS Obama for denouncing Rev. Wright.
It was the most forthright repudiation of an out-of-control supporter that we can remember.
It is an injustice, a legacy of the racist threads of this nation’s history, but prominent African-Americans are regularly called upon to explain or repudiate what other black Americans have to say, while white public figures are rarely, if ever, handed that burden.
Senator John McCain has continued to embrace a prominent white supporter, Pastor John Hagee, whose bigotry matches that of Mr. Wright. Mr. McCain has not tried hard enough to stop a race-baiting commercial — complete with video of Mr. Wright — that is being run against Mr. Obama in North Carolina.
This country needs a healthy and open discussion of race. Mr. Obama’s repudiation of Mr. Wright is part of that. His opponents also have a responsibility — to repudiate the race-baiting and make sure it stops.
Here's the link to the rest: http://www.nytimes.com/2008/04/30/opinion/30wed1.html?_r=1&hp&oref=slogin
Do they know there are white people who attend his church?
New York Times APPLAUDS Obama for denouncing Rev. Wright.
It was the most forthright repudiation of an out-of-control supporter that we can remember.
It is an injustice, a legacy of the racist threads of this nation’s history, but prominent African-Americans are regularly called upon to explain or repudiate what other black Americans have to say, while white public figures are rarely, if ever, handed that burden.
Senator John McCain has continued to embrace a prominent white supporter, Pastor John Hagee, whose bigotry matches that of Mr. Wright. Mr. McCain has not tried hard enough to stop a race-baiting commercial — complete with video of Mr. Wright — that is being run against Mr. Obama in North Carolina.
This country needs a healthy and open discussion of race. Mr. Obama’s repudiation of Mr. Wright is part of that. His opponents also have a responsibility — to repudiate the race-baiting and make sure it stops.
Here's the link to the rest: http://www.nytimes.com/2008/04/30/opinion/30wed1.html?_r=1&hp&oref=slogin
I understand the distinction between Rev Wrong and Farrakahn but the analogy i was making was that instead of taking the bait Farakahn acknowledged it for the devisive tactic that it was and kept it moving. Rev Wrong on the other hand felt the need to take the bait while grandstanding.
OK you have a point there, 
Wright is the gift that keeps on giving Hillary more time to sway superdelegates and McCain time to raise more funds and 527's the ammunition they need to really attack Obama in the fall. 
