"What we have learned over this year is that hope is making a comeback. It is making a comeback. And let me tell you something -- for the first time in my adult lifetime, I am really proud of my country. And not just because Barack has done well, but because I think people are hungry for change. And I have been desperate to see our country moving in that direction and just not feeling so alone in my frustration and disappointment. I've seen people who are hungry to be unified around some basic common issues, and it's made me proud."

http://www.breitbart.tv/html/49244.html

Michelle Obama's full and accurate quote is available in several places on Google...

Now why do you suppose the bigots want us not to know what she really said?

On Thursday, April 3, 2008, Joe Scarboro on MSNBC is STILL ranting about the Rev. Wright, refusing to admit his own complicity in deliberately editing out a few seconds of 30 years of sermons to attempt to bring Barack Obama down. He refuses to admit the truths in the Rev. Wright's claims.

The Mainstream media had themselves a right and royal lynching of a black man in the year 2008 and
no one is pushing back.

The Clintons are whispering the same claims behind Obama's back to the superdelegates.

Sure, its just politics... but when do we tell them that thoughtful and intelligent people do not pick their
presidents in the gutter.

"These are not traditional southern racists. They are poor income whites who are shocked."

Memo to the politician from Kentucky: "Poor income whites" were/are always the main supply of "traditional southern racists." Look at the old photos of lynch mobs standing around after a good hanging: how rich do those people appear to be? Rich whites by and large got along fine with "their negroes," whom they prized for working in "their fields" and "their house."

Reverend Wright.... told the truth.and some people can't handle the truth. I don't know why people are making such a big deal about this story,but I guess that's the only thing they have on Obama,so they have to run with it. Anyone with an ounce of intelligence,won't take this story to heart.

Hillary is silly to bring this up when her own pastor back Barack Obama's Pastor. Check this out!

http://www2.nysun.com/article/74027

And to think that Rev. Wright actually fought for this country. What the hell for? That he would in the future be castigated for exercising legal rights, the same rights he swore to protect as a member of this nation's armed forces? Does that not make Hillary's Iraq vote just that much more unctuous? This nation would throw one of its own "under a bus" because of a few sound bites. Would reduce his life and its accomplishments into the trash because of their inability to comprehend?

It is the same thing one witnessed daily with our men and women in Iraq. Dying for th profound lies and hypocrisy of extreme corporate malfeasance. Right now, even as we debate these matters with whatever little bit of free speech left here, and America can only think of lynching a man of the caliber of Rev. Wright for exercising the right he put on a uniform to protect.

You should all rot in hell.

I think it is very important that we talk about who Bill Clinton is as well if we spend time talking about Rev. Wright.

I think it is also fair for Obama people to use this analogy as well ...

A big deal has been made of Senator Obama's pastor Rev. Wright comments from the 20 seconds clip on you tube that was airing a couple of weeks ago and sporadically even now. Obama apparently has been seating in the pew for 20 years, 1040 Sundays in that 20 years, or assuming a sermon is about an hour, 1040 hours, 43.3 days (24x7), listening to Rev. Wright.

Can we ask Hillary Clinton, how long she has been with her political adviser Bill Clinton since disbarred for lying under oath, the perjury, or the impeachment? Since the revelation of the Monica scandal and impeachment on December 19, 1998. It has been 10 years, 3650 days, assuming you will spend at least 3 hours as a husband and wife a day that is 10,950 hours, equals to 456.25 days of 24x7 time spent together.

You do the rest of the analysis...43.3 days spent time with Rev. Wright and 456.25 days time spent with Bill Clinton...who has the most influence in providing guidance here...I think the math is very clear.

I don't know why everyone is making a big deal about Obama supposedly being a devotee of Rev. Wright. Hell when he and his wife were making about $285,000 a year they were only putting about $20 a week in the plate. Now ask yourself, just how devoted is that?

My 70 year old, very white, very republican mother who voted for GW twice (and cried when she thought he lost in 2000...then cheered when he stole it) thinks the Wright thing is beyond stupid and said if anyone knew a lick about this nations history they wouldn't be offended by his comments....now THAT was a jaw dropping phone call.

Obama made the correct decision not to throw Rev. Wright 'under the bus.' Obama should not have to throw every controversial African American (so-called leader) under the bus to show that he'll be a leader for all Americans. These voters who continue to peseverate on the Rev. Wright controversy were never planning on voting for Obama in the first place.

"These are not traditional southern racists."

Nope. We gots us some new-fangled Northern racists who are eager to slurp up whatever rich brew of misrepresentation feeds their particular brand of insecure bigotry. And who wouldn't vote for HRC anyway, more than likely, when faced with a choice of either her or the Safe, Old White Guy.

Wrapped in the flag voters who voted for George Bush are the ones who get their information via talk radio. If it was no this Wright fiasco it would be some other contrived issue.

If Americans can actually walk into a voting booth and vote for GW Bush then they can vote for anyone, even Sen. Clinton.

The American voter reflects the poor state of our public school system. They lack the ability to read and think critically. They cannot discern bias from objectivity.

We are all inertly selfish and the candidate that appeals to that selfishness will always get the vote.

I have never thought of Americans as cowards until the George W Bush era. We voted for a President based on our cowardice and fear of a people who have not stepped out of the 19th century.

Only people who harbor racist views already are worried about Rev. Wright and Trinity Church. Have the super delegates been polled on whether they think Hillary's propensity for lying her ass off will have an impact on their decision whom to support? I think David Axelrod should come out in the MSM and say, "I've had super delegates tell me that the repeated Bosnia lies issue is a real issue for them. I've had others say that her lies on Northern Ireland and NAFTA are a concern as well. We didn;t have a chance to get into her tax records yet."

GOD DAMN AMERICA

Come now. So much of African-American history really warrants a little "God Damn America", doesn't it?

The Founding Fathers thought so. Many spoke and wrote of their fears that continuing slavery would bring God's damnation on this country. Read your history or just watch the John Adams HBO miniseries. Well we not only continued it, we took it to another level applying false biblical and biological rationalizations to it as if to stave off damnation.

For example, when Obama says his grandfather fought in Patton's Army he's signaling he has a white grandfather because Blacks fought in segregated ALL-BLACK regiments in WWII as they had since The Civil War; so there were no Blacks in Patton's Army. Sadly, there's never mention of the Black Supply Regiment that got GASOLINE through to Patton's Army in France in any movies and most Americans remain ignorant because history that highlights Black patriotism, military expertise, or self-sacrifice is rarely seen on TV even in February and never taught to whites in public school curriculums. Moreover, when we demand it's taught to our own children in school we're criticized for wanting special treatment.

Tell me, does not that warrant a little "god damn america"?

NO,... you know there's millions of other transgressions I could cite...

The Founding Fathers thought so. As did Rev. Wright, and so do I and most people, if they're honest and not afraid of false patriotism demagoguery now advanced by The Clintons of all people.

Read some excerpts from Obama’s book; “Dreams from my Father”;
“I ceased to advertise my mother’s race at the age of 12 or 13, when I began to suspect that by doing so I was ingratiating myself to whites.”
“I found a solace in nursing a pervasive sense of grievance and animosity against my mother’s race.”
“The emotion between the races could never be pure. The other race (white) would always remain just that: Menacing, alien and apart.”
“Never emulate white men and brown men whose fates didn't speak to my own. It was into my father’s image, the black man, the son of Africa, that I’d picked all the attributes I sought in myself.”
In the above excerpts the irony is that 12 years old, Obama was benefitting from his “white” grandma.
Can anybody say that Obama does not know his wife's "first time really proud of America" sermon?
In January he said that by the time he was done speaking "a light will shine down from somewhere. It will light upon you. You will experience an epiphany. And you will say to yourself, I have to vote for Barack. I have to do it."
His wife said: "Barack is one of the smartest people you will ever encounter who will deign to enter this messy thing called politics, Americans will get only one chance to elect him.”
What a sense of entitlement or the “stuff” that he used to “puff on?”