But of course he had to use the code word for us “Typical white persons”, lynching.

Disgusting typical black pastors.

http://www.talkers.com/main/index.php?option=com_content&task=category&sectionid=5&id=30&Itemid=127

http://imustimes.wordpress.com/2008/03/23/im-calling-out-senator-obama/

Lou is married to a Mexican-American, of which he doesn’t flaunt.

Lou Dobbs is a great American who cares deeply about our nation and is a bi-partisan basher.

On March 22nd, 2008 at 8:45 pm, almeehan said:
I watched Lou Dobbs (not because I like him or CNN) to research the coverage of this racial bar being raised by Obama. Chris Wallace says Fox & Friends went too far Friday. CNN on Friday covered the same issue for two hours. Tonight Lou covered it extensively and added that the media should not back away from these issues, our presidency is at stake. Chris Wallace perhaps you should stop being a liberal guilt ridden weinie and do your job for the American people. The question of why BHO didn’t get away from this hate culture is not answered and sticking our righteous heads in the sand won’t help us come election day.

CNN gets a bad rap for most all of their news reporting and rightly deserves sever criticism.

Lou Dobbs is an anomaly.

I think once the FOX news junkies realize how their shows are spinning left; and whether by accident or curiosity switch to Lou Dobbs and listen to what Lou has to say, they will understand how weak FOX has become.

Lou is a real voice of reason and doesn’t allow fillibustering like FOX hosts allow.

But it’s (Wright’s perspective is) no worse than the filth that spewed out of Falwell’s mouth after 9/11. Very few on the right side of the aisle have asked Senator McCain and/or President Bush to apologize for cozying up to him. It’s an interesting double standard.

#24 Sergeant Tim said:

“After enduring a round of criticism that included a rebuke from the White House, Mr. Falwell issued a statement saying he regretted his remarks…”
-New York Times, ‘A NATION CHALLENGED: PLACING BLAME; Falwell Apologizes for Saying An Angry God Allowed Attacks’ By GUSTAV NIEBUHR, September 18, 2001

Thanks for that information, Tim. I knew that Falwell had been called onto the carpet for his remarks by a unanimous media, but I wasn’t sure if President Bush had declared an official rebuke as well (I assume that his “rebuke” wasn’t an Obamaesque “I can no more disown Jerry Falwell than I can disown my grandma” CYA-type statement.)

To summarize:
1. President Bush “rebuked” Falwell for his inappropriate comments regarding 9/11. Obama merely “disagreed” with Wright’s comments, but never “rebuked” Jeremiah Wright for his 30+ years of hateful commentary.
2. Falwell officially apologized for his 9/11 remarks a maximum 7 days after he made them, but Jeremiah Wright still hasn’t apologized for 30+ years of incendiary remarks form his pulpit concerning a host of subjects, from race to nationalism.

More information that further diminishes the Obama defenders’ protestations as “apples and oranges” arguments.

But I find it very interesting that Rev. Wright himself has not offered so much as a single word of apology for his remarks.

I also find it interesting that none of the “black leadership” or Congressional minority representatives for life — Julian Bond, Kwesi Mfume, John Lewis, Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton, John Conyers, Charlie Rangel, Cynthia McKinney, etc. — have publicly condemned Rev. Wright; if they have, it has stayed off the main newswires.

Such a glaring omission by “black leadership” tells me that a lot of black leaders are afraid to “let whitey off the hook,” so to speak.

BTW: If or when Senator Obama specifically denies that he was there that Sunday, I want to know where he was instead and why he was not there.

But it’s no worse than the filth that spewed out ot Falwell’s mouth after 9/11. Very few on the right side of the aisle have asked Senator McCain and/or President Bush to apologize for cozying up to him.

My source, the New York Times, ‘A NATION CHALLENGED: PLACING BLAME; Falwell Apologizes for Saying An Angry God Allowed Attacks’ By GUSTAV NIEBUHR, September 18, 2001

The Rev. Jerry Falwell apologized last night for saying that last week’s terrorist attacks reflected God’s judgment on a nation spiritually weakened by the American Civil Liberties Union, providers of abortion, supporters of gay rights and federal court rulings on school prayer.

After enduring a round of criticism that included a rebuke from the White House, Mr. Falwell issued a statement saying he regretted his remarks on Thursday on Pat Robertson’s television program, ”The 700 Club.” On the program, he said that God, angered by the secular groups, had lifted a ”curtain” of protection and allowed the terrorists to strike.

”I apologize that, during a week when everyone appropriately dropped all labels and no one was seen as liberal or conservative, Democrat or Republican, religious or secular, I singled out for blame certain groups of Americans,” Mr. Falwell said in the statement. He said his remarks were ”insensitive, uncalled for at the time and unnecessary.”

”The only label any of us needs in such a terrible time of crisis is American,” he said.

Falwell was roundly and rightfully criticized, at the time, by “The White House” and others. Neither GWB or McCain sat in a pew listening to his sermons every Sunday since the early ’90s. Obama is lying (or he agrees with Wright) for he heard Wright’s racist and anti-Semitic often over those years and only repudiated it when he got caught.