More white racism after the election

http://www.statesman.com/news/conten...amaracial.html

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rw wrote:

http://www.statesman.com/news/conten...amaracial.html

You keep harping on the same theme. Are you a loony ? ;-)

I've read a lot of election postmortems, this weeks New Yorker
is devoted almost exclusively to them. There is universal agreement
that the economy was the most significant factor in this presidential
election. Nowhere did I read that the black 13% of the electorate
voted for Obama because they are black racists or that Obama ran a
deliberately racist campaign targeting black racist "swing voters"
in selective ares. Apparently these longtime political analysts
didn't get the memo from Planet Grand Dragon. Were they using the
wrong brand of tinfoil perhaps ? ;-)

Obama did focus his campaign on the UFG voters (Up For Grabs). When
Democratic pollsters did their internal polls right after the Dem
Convention they found Obama ahead 49-42 in likely decided voters
but running way behind McCain in the UFG voters, so far behind that
if the election were held right then Obama would have lost. Obama
convinced the UFGs that he was the better candidate on the economy,
with a lot of help from McCain and the September credit crisis, and
that, my friends, is why we have president-elect Obama.

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On Nov 16, 12:05*pm, rw wrote:
http://www.statesman.com/news/conten...on/11/16/1116o...

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My wife's cousin, who has spent half his life in Texas and the other
half in Maine is visiting us over the Thanksgiving weekend. Should
make for some interesting conversation.

On Sun, 16 Nov 2008 12:15:50 -0600, Ken Fortenberry
wrote:

rw wrote:

http://www.statesman.com/news/conten...amaracial.html

You keep harping on the same theme. Are you a loony ? ;-)

I've read a lot of election postmortems, this weeks New Yorker
is devoted almost exclusively to them. There is universal agreement
that the economy was the most significant factor in this presidential
election. Nowhere did I read that the black 13% of the electorate
voted for Obama because they are black racists or that Obama ran a
deliberately racist campaign targeting black racist "swing voters"
in selective ares. Apparently these longtime political analysts
didn't get the memo from Planet Grand Dragon. Were they using the
wrong brand of tinfoil perhaps ? ;-)

Obama did focus his campaign on the UFG voters (Up For Grabs). When
Democratic pollsters did their internal polls right after the Dem
Convention they found Obama ahead 49-42 in likely decided voters
but running way behind McCain in the UFG voters, so far behind that
if the election were held right then Obama would have lost. Obama
convinced the UFGs that he was the better candidate on the economy,
with a lot of help from McCain and the September credit crisis, and
that, my friends, is why we have president-elect Obama.

You need to stick being an unemployed computer weenie. You are either
completely devoid of knowledge about that of which you speak, or,
intentionally misrepresenting things. This has nothing whatsoever to do
with any alleged "black racism" or _any_ racism. It's simply what the
data "clearly shows"...and who else might talk about what the data
"clearly.shows"...?

If anyone interested in this happened to see "This Week" this morning
(Sunday, 10-16-08), you may (or may not) have caught a comment by that
noted "racist" and ultra-conservative Sam Donaldson, in the "Round
Table" along with other rabid "racist" and ultra-conservative and New
York Times columnist Paul Krugman, who said that Obama would be beholden
to "dance with the ones that brung him" - "minorities" - and "that the
data was clear." He went unchallenged by all, who proceeded to comment
upon what Obama might have to do. No, I don't suggest this is proof
positive, but I would say that this is an indication that the data
exists and that it isn't "uncommon knowledge" among those with access to
it.

And anyone who wishes can go to the ABC News website and see the video
of this morning's show. It's about 1/3 of the way into the "Round
Table" segment.

HTH,
R

wrote:

If anyone interested in this happened to see "This Week" this morning
(Sunday, 10-16-08), you may (or may not) have caught a comment by that
noted "racist" and ultra-conservative Sam Donaldson, in the "Round
Table" along with other rabid "racist" and ultra-conservative and New
York Times columnist Paul Krugman, who said that Obama would be beholden
to "dance with the ones that brung him" - "minorities" - and "that the
data was clear." He went unchallenged by all, who proceeded to comment
upon what Obama might have to do. No, I don't suggest this is proof
positive, but I would say that this is an indication that the data
exists and that it isn't "uncommon knowledge" among those with access to
it.

And anyone who wishes can go to the ABC News website and see the video
of this morning's show. It's about 1/3 of the way into the "Round
Table" segment.

rdean: "Where do you get your information?"

Hapless, gullible liberal: "Well, I heard in from Sam Donaldson and Paul
Krugman on ABC's Round Table."

rdean: "BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!"

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wrote:
Ken Fortenberry wrote:
rw wrote:
http://www.statesman.com/news/conten...amaracial.html
You keep harping on the same theme. Are you a loony ? ;-)

I've read a lot of election postmortems, this weeks New Yorker
is devoted almost exclusively to them. There is universal agreement
that the economy was the most significant factor in this presidential
election. Nowhere did I read that the black 13% of the electorate
voted for Obama because they are black racists or that Obama ran a
deliberately racist campaign targeting black racist "swing voters"
in selective ares. Apparently these longtime political analysts
didn't get the memo from Planet Grand Dragon. Were they using the
wrong brand of tinfoil perhaps ? ;-)

Obama did focus his campaign on the UFG voters (Up For Grabs). When
Democratic pollsters did their internal polls right after the Dem
Convention they found Obama ahead 49-42 in likely decided voters
but running way behind McCain in the UFG voters, so far behind that
if the election were held right then Obama would have lost. Obama
convinced the UFGs that he was the better candidate on the economy,
with a lot of help from McCain and the September credit crisis, and
that, my friends, is why we have president-elect Obama.
...
If anyone interested in this happened to see "This Week" this morning
(Sunday, 10-16-08), you may (or may not) have caught a comment by that
noted "racist" and ultra-conservative Sam Donaldson, in the "Round
Table" ...

I saw that show, four talking heads and a dimbulb gasbag. Guess
which of the five people at that roundtable is the gasbag. Mostly
they laugh at Donaldson because he's an idiot, they couldn't ever
correct every asinine thing that blurted out of his mouth even if
they wanted to.

If the data is clear, let's see it. There is no data, there is no
proof, there is nothing other than your own dark, twisted fear and
loathing. And the invisible beams from Planet Grand Dragon. LOL !!

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Ken Fortenberry

On Mon, 17 Nov 2008 06:19:44 -0600, Ken Fortenberry
wrote:

wrote:
Ken Fortenberry wrote:
rw wrote:
http://www.statesman.com/news/conten...amaracial.html
You keep harping on the same theme. Are you a loony ? ;-)

I've read a lot of election postmortems, this weeks New Yorker
is devoted almost exclusively to them. There is universal agreement
that the economy was the most significant factor in this presidential
election. Nowhere did I read that the black 13% of the electorate
voted for Obama because they are black racists or that Obama ran a
deliberately racist campaign targeting black racist "swing voters"
in selective ares. Apparently these longtime political analysts
didn't get the memo from Planet Grand Dragon. Were they using the
wrong brand of tinfoil perhaps ? ;-)

Obama did focus his campaign on the UFG voters (Up For Grabs). When
Democratic pollsters did their internal polls right after the Dem
Convention they found Obama ahead 49-42 in likely decided voters
but running way behind McCain in the UFG voters, so far behind that
if the election were held right then Obama would have lost. Obama
convinced the UFGs that he was the better candidate on the economy,
with a lot of help from McCain and the September credit crisis, and
that, my friends, is why we have president-elect Obama.
...
If anyone interested in this happened to see "This Week" this morning
(Sunday, 10-16-08), you may (or may not) have caught a comment by that
noted "racist" and ultra-conservative Sam Donaldson, in the "Round
Table" ...

I saw that show, four talking heads and a dimbulb gasbag. Guess
which of the five people at that roundtable is the gasbag. Mostly
they laugh at Donaldson because he's an idiot, they couldn't ever
correct every asinine thing that blurted out of his mouth even if
they wanted to.

If the data is clear, let's see it. There is no data, there is no
proof,

You've already been given some of it, and been told where the rest can
be found. If you mean the various private compiled, detailed
breakdowns, including ad buys, etc., and/or analyses of it, sure - get
out your checkbook - I figure about 50 grand US ought to get you a
pretty good start.

there is nothing other than your own dark, twisted fear and
loathing. And the invisible beams from Planet Grand Dragon. LOL !!

wrote:
rw wrote:
rdean: "Where do you get your information?"

Hapless, gullible liberal: "Well, I heard in from Sam Donaldson and Paul
Krugman on ABC's Round Table."

Krugman didn't say it, Donaldson did, and the panel's reaction,
including Will, Roberts, and Stephanopoulos, seemingly indicated that
the data was clear...and it is.

After Donaldson's ridiculous assertion the rest of the roundtable
sat in stunned silence and then Stephanopolus quickly moved on.
These are professional pundits and they're trained not to roll
their eyes and snicker at silly old hairdos like Donaldson.

... And the data
clearly shows that Obama won by courting and getting the non-white vote
via increased percentages and turnout in key states using a wink-wink
"I'm like you" strategy. ...

You gotta give the Obama campaign credit for keeping that wink-wink
strategy a secret from the press, the pollsters, the pundits and
the bloggers. It's a good thing we've got you to fill us in on the
latest news from Planet Grand Dragon. LOL !!

... It simply says
what I've said it says - that the _primary_ reason he won in certain key
states, and therefore the election, was race. ...

Well, it may be simple for you but you have the advantage with the
magic tinfoil hood.

In all three cases, the actors/"families" are black. In fact, as of
yet, Wal-Mart isn't running any holiday commercials with white
actors/"families."

There it is folks, proof positive from Planet Grand Dragon. What
could possibly be a better indicator of an insidious wink-wink
campaign strategy than blacks in Wal-Mart commercials ? If I
wasn't convinced before I don't know how I could ignore this
compelling evidence.

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA !!!

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Ken Fortenberry

On 17-Nov-2008, rw wrote:

rdean never misses a chance to use the n-word, even when he's misquoting
someone.

Are you sayoing that rdean is racist??

You just may be right

Fred

Fred wrote:
On 17-Nov-2008, rw wrote:


rdean never misses a chance to use the n-word, even when he's misquoting
someone.


Are you sayoing that rdean is racist??

You just may be right

Fred

No, I'm not saying he's a racist, and I'm not saying he's not a racist.
I'm just saying he likes to use the n-word. So does Chris Rock.

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