So let me see if I get your...ummm...point (if that's what you call it), the same 2-3 minute clip was a collection of several different lines from several different sermons. Indicating that it wasn't just 2 or 3 minutes of his life, but a WAY of life...a WAY of thinking... that shaped Wright's opinions, attitudes and LEADERSHIP of his congregation, of which Obama was a part...out of convenience, political or otherwise. He admits himself that only attended maybe once a month, so he wasn't MUCH of a Christian if one at all. Wright has one the largest and most influential church's on the southside of Chicago and many big money members were backing Obama all the way. It was in his best interest to be in one of those pews at least once a month. Nobode ever said that Wright didn't say some good things too. I am very sure he encouraged them to love each other, be kind to each other and be proud. Nothing wrong with that. But hate speech against your country is wrong anyway you cut it. Obama himself admitted Wright was his mentor...and a mentor is someone who has influence over EVERY aspect of your life. You really should read Obama early writings. Then you would see that he not only shared Wright's indignation with America, but was thinking that way most likely BEFORE he ever set foot in Wright's church.
So wait, when it comes to Republicans like Sarah Palin, media is completely wrong?
But when it comes to Wright, completely right?

Oh the irony, the sweet irony.
Lots of those statements they played were taken out of context first off. Second, you need to stop thinking like America has no blood on her hands from her past. Honestly, such ignorance is frightening at times.