We're At The "Wright" Moment
Recall that the Reverend Wright debacle necessitated a solution that only Obama could create. It is the same thing now.
Recall that the Reverend Wright debacle necessitated a solution that only Obama could create. It is the same thing now.
AP | Posted 07.11.2009 | Politics
HAMPTON, Va. — President Barack Obama's controversial former pastor, the Rev. Jeremiah Wright, blamed "them Jews" in an interview this week for ...
Beau Friedlander | Posted 01.21.2009 | Politics
As it stands, we've got a president-elect who is putting Rev. Jeremiah Wright behind him for good so he can deliver on some campaign promises. Stay tuned... And keep the faith.
Chicago Sun-Times | Maureen O'Donnell | Posted 01.08.2009 | Chicago
President-elect Barack Obama made a "bad decision" by distancing himself from the Rev. Jeremiah Wright and his church, Wright said Sunday -- but that'...
Politico | Ben Smith | Posted 12.26.2008 | Chicago
Jeremiah Wright, in a rare media appearance, told Sirius XM Satellite Radio's Mark Thompson that he understands why Obama distanced himself from him,...
Stephen C. Rose | Posted 12.05.2008 | Media
Sean Hannity destroyed the proper use of Rev. Wright. He made it so redundant that it became totally ineffective.
Robert Kubey | Posted 12.03.2008 | Politics
The critical point is that it is easier to scare undecideds than uplift and inspire these same voters. The psychobiological study of fear demonstrates this.
Seth Greenland | Posted 05.31.2008 | Politics
The shame does not lie with Wright and Hagee. The shame is that American politics has degenerated to the point where these toxic God-wielders are actively courted by our leaders.
Steven G. Brant | Posted 05.07.2008 | Politics
Senator Obama, you have made a wise choice. You may be in a fight with Rev. Wright for the duration of your campaign, but you will be seen as being on the right side... the progressive side
Daniel Nichanian | Posted 05.07.2008 | Home
First North Carolina, now Mississippi. Rev. Wright has become fair game for Republican campaigners. The GOP willingness to use Obama against down-ballot candidates does not bode well for Democrats.
Robert Creamer | Posted 05.07.2008 | Politics
The notion that Obama "can't appeal" to white rural men sells short both Barack Obama and white men who live in rural America. It also flies in the face of the facts.
Clarence B. Jones | Posted 05.06.2008 | Politics
Ultimately, Reverend Wright may be the unheralded, indeed unpopular, "hero" who enabled us to reembark on a new journey of recovery for social justice.
Linda Hansen | Posted 05.06.2008 | Home
The Wright/Obama story has been utterly mangled. It's a human story and a tragic one. Two decent men doing good work are being used against each other in a game of political one-upsmanship.
AP | NEDRA PICKLER | Posted 05.06.2008 | Politics
WASHINGTON — In a defiant appearance before the Washington media, the Rev. Jeremiah Wright said Monday that criticism surrounding his fiery serm...
R.T. Eby | Posted 05.06.2008 | Home
The Republicans cannot win on the issues. McCain is proposing a continuation of the Bushbaby policies that have sent the country into endless war and recession. So the attack ads have begun.
AP | RACHEL ZOLL | Posted 05.02.2008 | Politics
NEW YORK — The Rev. Jeremiah Wright, former pastor to Barack Obama, said that publicizing sound bites of sermons in which he condemned U.S. poli...
Andy Ostroy | Posted 04.30.2008 | Politics
With a win in PA, Clinton's question to the superdelegates will be, "Are you better off with me or Obama against the Ruthless Republican Attack Machine." This Realisticrat already knows the answer.
United Church Of Christ | J. Bennett Guess | Posted 04.29.2008 | Politics
In what will be his first interview since snippets of his preaching became a central issue in the U.S. presidential campaign, the Rev. Jeremiah A. Wri...
Washington Post | E.J. Dionne Jr. | Posted 03.29.2008 | Politics
Let's ask the hard question about the Rev. Jeremiah Wright: Is he as far outside the African American mainstream as many of us would like to think?......
Stephen C. Rose | Posted 09.14.2009 | Politics