Votes for Obama drived by Race?

[-Cp]

LOL

Think not? Think again..

listen to this from the Howard Stern show last year:

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[Article 15]

What a load of crap.

You ask some questions to some obviously uninformed black voters and that's supposed to prove something?

 

[alan1]

Don't you mean "driven" by race?

 

[random3434]

Obama drived in a race?

When? Where?

Was it the Indy 500?

I'm certain it wasn't Nascar!

 

[alan1]

What a load of crap.

You ask some questions to some obviously uninformed black voters and that's supposed to prove something?

But they still voted.

 

[-Cp]

What a load of crap.

You ask some questions to some obviously uninformed black voters and that's supposed to prove something?

And what a load of crap that you're so in-love w/ "the anointed one" that you can't even see the simple truth to this exercise.

- The point was to prove they were voting for race and not for the issues


In that aspect alone, they made their point as the interviewer clearly talked about the issues the candidates were running on.

 

[Sweet Willy]

So you're saying that some number of the 11% of blacks in the US voted on race.

Can you make an educated guess as to what percentage of whites voted against him based on race?

 

[Article 15]

What a load of crap.

You ask some questions to some obviously uninformed black voters and that's supposed to prove something?

And what a load of crap that you're so in-love w/ "the anointed one" that you can't even see the simple truth to this exercise.

- The point was to prove they were voting for race and not for the issues


In that aspect alone, they made their point as the interviewer clearly talked about the issues the candidates were running on.

Please cite a quote from the clip where one of the voters interviewed said they were voting for Obama because he was black.

 

[alan1]

So you're saying that some number of the 11% of blacks in the US voted on race.

Can you make an educated guess as to what percentage of whites voted against him based on race?

Since he won, I'm guessing it was insignificant.

 

[alan1]

What a load of crap.

You ask some questions to some obviously uninformed black voters and that's supposed to prove something?

And what a load of crap that you're so in-love w/ "the anointed one" that you can't even see the simple truth to this exercise.

- The point was to prove they were voting for race and not for the issues


In that aspect alone, they made their point as the interviewer clearly talked about the issues the candidates were running on.

Please cite a quote from the clip where one of the voters interviewed said they were voting for Obama because he was black.

Well, they all said they were happy with his position on the issues.
Oh wait, those weren't his positions.

 

[Article 15]

And what a load of crap that you're so in-love w/ "the anointed one" that you can't even see the simple truth to this exercise.

- The point was to prove they were voting for race and not for the issues


In that aspect alone, they made their point as the interviewer clearly talked about the issues the candidates were running on.

Please cite a quote from the clip where one of the voters interviewed said they were voting for Obama because he was black.

Well, they all said they were happy with his position on the issues.
Oh wait, those weren't his positions.

Waiting on a quote not an inference ...

 

[-Cp]

Please cite a quote from the clip where one of the voters interviewed said they were voting for Obama because he was black.

Well, they all said they were happy with his position on the issues.
Oh wait, those weren't his positions.

Waiting on a quote not an inference ...

Anyone with half a brain like Howard Stern can clearly see their votes were NOT of issues and clearly because of his 1/2-blackness..

 

[Old Rocks]

What a load of crap.

You ask some questions to some obviously uninformed black voters and that's supposed to prove something?

And what a load of crap that you're so in-love w/ "the anointed one" that you can't even see the simple truth to this exercise.

- The point was to prove they were voting for race and not for the issues


In that aspect alone, they made their point as the interviewer clearly talked about the issues the candidates were running on.

Sure. No one was interested in the fact that we were in the midst of an economic meltdown, on the started on Meltdown Monday, the day after the Republican Candidate echoed the Republican President stating how sound our economy was. Sure it was race, of course all 365 electors were racists, and 53% of the voters of this nation were racists. Any other nonsense to spew?

 

[Old Rocks]

Well, they all said they were happy with his position on the issues.
Oh wait, those weren't his positions.

Waiting on a quote not an inference ...

Anyone with half a brain like Howard Stern can clearly see their votes were NOT of issues and clearly because of his 1/2-blackness..

And how many people voted for McCain because of his whole whiteness? Do you have any idea of how much of a silly ass you sound like for this kind of assertation?

 

[Article 15]

Well, they all said they were happy with his position on the issues.
Oh wait, those weren't his positions.

Waiting on a quote not an inference ...

Anyone with half a brain like Howard Stern can clearly see their votes were NOT of issues and clearly because of his 1/2-blackness..

Funny ... I missed that part of in those interviews.

How about asking an honest question like, "Are you voting for Obama because he is black?" or "Do you like Obama because he is black?"

 

[Sweet Willy]

So you're saying that some number of the 11% of blacks in the US voted on race.

Can you make an educated guess as to what percentage of whites voted against him based on race?

Since he won, I'm guessing it was insignificant.

I'm guessing the racial voters cancelled each other out and the more decent people decided the election.

 

[alan1]

So you're saying that some number of the 11% of blacks in the US voted on race.

Can you make an educated guess as to what percentage of whites voted against him based on race?

Since he won, I'm guessing it was insignificant.

I'm guessing the racial voters cancelled each other out and the more decent people decided the election.

So, the racial votes from the 65% whites were canceled out by the racial votes of the 12% blacks. What does that tell you?

 

[alan1]

Waiting on a quote not an inference ...

Anyone with half a brain like Howard Stern can clearly see their votes were NOT of issues and clearly because of his 1/2-blackness..

Funny ... I missed that part of in those interviews.

How about asking an honest question like, "Are you voting for Obama because he is black?" or "Do you like Obama because he is black?"

Yeah, that's going to get an honest answer. (from racists)
Quit being obtuse.

 

[alan1]

Please cite a quote from the clip where one of the voters interviewed said they were voting for Obama because he was black.

Well, they all said they were happy with his position on the issues.
Oh wait, those weren't his positions.

Waiting on a quote not an inference ...

I'm certain that all the ignorant white racists would follow the same path as the ignorant black racists, aren't you?

 

[Article 15]

Anyone with half a brain like Howard Stern can clearly see their votes were NOT of issues and clearly because of his 1/2-blackness..

Funny ... I missed that part of in those interviews.

How about asking an honest question like, "Are you voting for Obama because he is black?" or "Do you like Obama because he is black?"

Yeah, that's going to get an honest answer.
Quit being obtuse.

Why wouldn't it get an honest answer?

Are blacks liars now?

Why the need for trickery?