you know, as long as everyone -- trolls and real posters alike -- keeps talking about race, you guys, in fact, are the true reason it remains an issue and always is "injected" into the election. regardless whom you support, it'd be nice to read a post that only mentions the issues and rejects assigning blame to whom they think initiated all this "race" talk. if you ignore it, perhaps the MSM will, too...?

The Mason Dixon line beckons Oblapie, and there you can try your racist pandering all you want; it won't fly, because your facing predominately white folks that know what racism means as you are to soon find, I wonder just how snide Clyburn will be with his corner of the mouth innuendo then?

The Only state that has large black base is gerogia and that might not even be enough to garner him any more meaningfull delegates

The Oblapie dirge shall commence on Fe 5th 2008,and continue thereafter.

oblapie uses the race card and all the blackiesa fall down saying ,yassah yassah he sure enough did that mean ole white guy, Get real at this point I would tell clyburn to F/O and then pull my Agency from out of Harlem, and when it came to vote on black matters Id tell you have the wrong racaist, perhaps you should be talking oblapie and oprie.

"According to MSNBC exit polls from South Carolina, 74 percent of African-American voters and 68 percent of white voters say they believed that Clinton unfairly attacked Obama."

As an "inexperienced" congressman who became one of the greatest U.S. presidents said:

"You can't fool all of the people all of the time."

- Abraham Lincoln

It seems clear to me that black voters did in South Carolina what women voters did in New Hampshire. They said loud and clear, "knock it off."

If they had truly recoiled from race, we wouldn't have seen nearly 80% of black voters going to Obama and had Clinton pulling far more black voters than Edwards.

They can keep pushing this rope, but the numbers don't support the idea that black voters rejected race as an issue. If anything it appears that they embraced it.

If South Carolina voters were really 'recoiled' from race baiting, then Hillary would have won in a landslide. Looks like the race baiting in South Carolina worked smoothly as planned by the Obama team. It must be fun for the Republicans to watch the Democratic party cannibalize itself with the politically correct monster it created. As a Democrat, I'm disgusted.

It is obvious that Clyburn is part of the problem and not part of the solution. He took Bill and Hillary's words and implied that they were being "racist". Obama's campaign (through Jess Jackson, Jr.) and the MSM plus various right wing pundits ran with this theme. Just like in the book 1984, this theme becomes truth; not because it is true but because the media said it was true. Very disturbing.

Impeach Bush and Cheney:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6I7nz5rcBmI

I'm sorry but what is all this crap about the Clinton's speaking in "code". With that moronic logic any one can be saying anything you want them to say. I haven't heard the Clinton's say anything remotely racist. Anyone who critisizes Obama is immediately branded a racist. How can we have a dialoge in this atmosphere.

This wouldn't have anything to do with Clinton's "lashing out" at reporters would it? If you ask me, that was his biggest mistake. Insulting the Fourth Estate translates into big trouble nowadays.

Very interesting photo for this post. It shows Clyburn and Obama looking one direction while Hillary is showing vague slight smile looking the other way. Does this mean the two thoughtful looking men looking while she is gazing into whatever say something? I think it does. This isn't a black nor white race but one for an American, a United States of American President. I vote and look at the hope of a new future and way to it. We cannot go back to the 90's after the 9/11 attack or the war which bush made based on lies. We need to open the doors of the white house not hide more secrets behind them as with clinton will happen. She has hidden her papers in bills library where they can remain secret. Obama has done much while a state senator and many of the "present" votes which Hillary likes to smear were based on arragenments within the senate there. Not one of the votes he has made has gone toward what vote she made to give bush everything he has wanted. She failed to read the intel before the Iraq war vote and voted for bush's war. Nothing will balance that sheet for me. He has my vote.

Clyburn is right. Too much talk of race in the Dem circles whether it be just a discussion of which race is voting each candidate or the discussion of negative race impact. As a country we have to stop the categorization of our people which will stop the constant "this race against another race" conce[t. It perpetuates the problem. Obama is a good candidate and Hillary is not based on policies put forth. It will be interesting to watch Bill's response to such a decisive win.
Mike
http://mtaricani.blogspot.com/

Do any of us want to live in the divided nation many of our commentators continue to describe?

Is their description a realistic one or a means to some other end?

What sort of America would we live in if we had a choice? And, given the fact that we DO have a choice, what sort of America will we choose?

What if MILLIONS of us rose up and said "We see a different America than the one you're reporting on. We see Americans that work hard, love their families, have hopes and dreams, suffer bravely even when confronted by tragedy, and NOW stand together as one nation, one people, undivided and indivisible."

Well, guess what? We've already done it because you're doing it right now.

I'm starting to see why the Repubs hate the Clintons so much.