He says that his white grandmother was afraid of black men while walking down the street, and often used racially insensitive remarks that offended him. But yet the remarks that came out of Rev. Wright’s mouth for 20 years were NEVER offensive to him… or at the very least, offensive enough that he would possibly bring it up to the good Reverend? I find it very hard to believe, especially since he has been in this church for 20 years. Never once in those 20 years did he ever raise that point to his spiritual adviser that one, just one, of his remarks might be construed as offensive?

What it comes down to, I think, is that BHO appeased his supporters, but did nothing for those who already had questions about him. All this speech did was allow the MSM to say “look, he isn’t shying away from addressing racial issues”.

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Also, it explains a lot when you listen to the remarks of Mrs. Obamessiah and how she has never been “proud of her country”. Like it or not, people of like minds hang out together and if the one talking is spewing hate speech, then it is only logical that the others in the group advocate what he is saying.

To counter the remarks made by Obamessiah yesterday…. I am sure there are lots of KKK members who do lots for their communities, does that make them good people? I guess so using BHO’s logic. Al Capone did lots of great things for the Italians who lived in his neck of the woods in Chicago and the people loved him. Does that mean we should look the other way when it comes to all the people he had whacked because people liked him?

BHO is reaching right now to distance himself from Rev. Wright to appease the white voters, but not so much was to alienate the black voters. You can’t have it both ways buddy.