McCain lost SOUTH CAROLINA(it's a very important difference)due to the W push polling. And there was the first clue that Karl Rove is evil. McCain does have an adopted child from Bangladesh which one has to assume is who they made the statement about....and that was really heartless.

The party names don't mean anything they racists switch sides no matter what....what was a Southern Democrat is now a Republican and that brought baggage along with it but the issues that were important to the southern people were never specifically race or segregation until the Civil Rights Act was passed by Johnson.

There is just as much racism in the North as there is in the South...and I stick by that, there always has been it's just different types.

As for Duke, yeah he's 1 KKK member of the Republican party, just trust me when I say historically there are tons more Democrat racists.


I can see some issue with the "bone out of the nose" comment but chocolate chip cookie I don't get that one.....he's definently pushed the envelope but I figured you were going to use the "Barack the magic negro" as your example, when it was originally a story done by a guy at the LA Times and Rush just made fun of it....I'm not a fan of his, especially recently with his opposition to John McCain and Mike Huckabee.

I try to pay close attention to everyone when they say racist things...usually it's just a fit of frustration that would make people say racist things but it's not the case with Hopkins....I just wanted it made clear that I don't agree with Hopkins' comment and if people don't voice their opinions about it in a rational reasonable manner then everyone will think it's ok.

And also a sense of humor isn't a bad thing to have when it's not as serious as some other issues....like the Duke Lacrosse case or in an even worse case of North Carolina history the Darryl Hunt case.


Racism and these kinds of issues don't get better when you go tit for tat these issues get better when you work together to achieve a common goal.....the problem is finding the common goal