The good Rev. Wright overcompensates because he looks more like a Bubba 6-pack (not abdominals) than a handsome strapping Clarence Thomas African-look.

When the good Rev. Wright goes into his apoplectic rants from the pulpit, it puts me in mind of someone, but I can’t, quite, put my finger on it.

Hmmm….

thinking. thinking. thinking.

Oh yeah!
It’s Sheriff Buford T. Justice (Jackie Gleason)
of Montague County, Texas

Or maybe ObamaX for short.

But my journey is part of a larger journey – one shared by all who’ve ever sought to apply the values of their faith to our society. It’s a journey that takes us back to our nation’s founding, when none other than a UCC church inspired the Boston Tea Party and helped bring an Empire to its knees.

A Politics of Conscience
Hartford, CT | June 23, 2007

44 years ago, the Democratic Party planned a path to manipulate/control human behavior, with “the best intentions” of equality and bringing Americans together(wince).

The violent hatred, resentment and anti-Americanism which followed from it (see videos, et al) cannot, in my view, be detached from the Democratic Party.

To jettison the hatred, it is in the best interests of America to jettison the Democratic Party – or at least a major portion of its policies (hard to call it intellectual content).

Lockstein13 on March 16, 2008 at 9:17 AM

1) They are still at it 44 years later
2) The violence has already started…Democrats attacking each other in Clinton-Obama fights
3) History repeats itself

http://www.americanthinker.com/2008/03/a_president_obamas_neoliberal_1.html

Though I am lacking the ability to fully articulate the “why” of it, somehow this whole Rev. Wright situation is a prime example of the failure of Democratic Party policies – in particular, “The Great Society.”

Rev. Wright is merely the “fruit” reaped of the policy sown.

44 years ago, the Democratic Party planned a path to manipulate/control human behavior, with “the best intentions” of equality and bringing Americans together(wince).

The violent hatred, resentment and anti-Americanism which followed from it (see videos, et al) cannot, in my view, be detached from the Democratic Party.

To jettison the hatred, it is in the best interests of America to jettison the Democratic Party – or at least a major portion of its policies (hard to call it intellectual content).

most Americans love this country and find it to be good and decent.

SouthernGent on March 14, 2008 at 10:35 PM

Amen.

Part of Obama’s appeal is his post-partisan, post-racial appeal.

Spirit of 1776 on March 14, 2008 at 10:24 PM

He was the “blank slate” on which people projected their own hopes and dreams.

People who truly live Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s dream judge Obama by the content of his character, not the color of his skin.

Now that the content of his character is being revealed, a lot of people are realizing that he is not at all what they thought he was. He is intent on bringing the United States (”an Empire”) to its knees:

But my journey is part of a larger journey – one shared by all who’ve ever sought to apply the values of their faith to our society. It’s a journey that takes us back to our nation’s founding, when none other than a UCC church inspired the Boston Tea Party and helped bring an Empire to its knees.

A Politics of Conscience
Hartford, CT | June 23, 2007

Well…..isn’t that special.

The Ugly American on March 14, 2008 at 10:20 PM

LOL. I get the reference.

Mhmm. Sure. This is all an editing trick, right?

Spin, spin, spin.

Update: Did he at least read the church bulletin?

Oh, so now we’re assuming a black man has to be able to read to have any value, are we?

America is raaaaaacist!

Now about that new pastor; seems as if Pastor Moss isn’t going to stray too far from Pastor Wright’s messages of blaming the white man:
…

we legalize perversion (adultery, fornication, sodomy)… check…

God bless America?? Doubtful

Just checking.

Replace him with Ward Connley.

a capella on March 15, 2008 at 1:21 PM

Ooops. That would be Ward Connerly

If I was to say to you that I have a problem with political viewpoints being dictated at church by pastors (which I do), what comes to your mind right away? For me – the first thing that pops into my mind (still) is a person like Pat Robertson or some …