Rush comments on black president

[asdert4]

Hi, to the community. I think that it was good of Rush Limbaugh to express his views on a Black President and to prove that he is not a racist has promoted Colin Powell and Condoleezza Rice as strong candidates for presidential status. I think that it was fair on the part of Rush to say about is comments on a black president. I think that we should thank him….shouldn’t we?

[Locke]

Hi, to the community. I think that it was good of Rush Limbaugh to express his views on a Black President and to prove that he is not a racist has promoted Colin Powell and Condoleezza Rice as strong candidates for presidential status. I think that it was fair on the part of Rush to say about is comments on a black president. I think that we should thank him….shouldn’t we?
I don't think race should affect whether or not you are allowed to be perceived as evil masterminds of the Bush administration by the public.

[sdfal2]

I wouldn’t be arguing with Rush about the black president issue and neither with Mr. Clinton on this one. I don’t think that we should thank Rush for anything but as you said about this news I believe you can also express your views in news related discussions (www.savetheleft.com) that will get comments on your views.

[Coll]

Apparently you never listened to the song Tom Sawyer in which Rush makes their views about racism pretty clear.

[Ed Jones]

Apparently you never listened to the song Tom Sawyer in which Rush makes their views about racism pretty clear.

You're kidding me right? (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rush_Limbaugh)

[Mitch]

You're kidding me right? (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rush_Limbaugh)
LOL!
I think Coll was thinking the song "Tom Sawyer" by the Canadian band Rush! :p
http://www.lyricsfreak.com/r/rush/tom+sawyer_20120001.html

[Ed Jones]

He was yeah.

Damn that was funny.

[Coll]

You're kidding me right? (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rush_Limbaugh)

Eh, yeah, that was a joke.

[washington]

I think that people get too hung up on race. Surely every "pro-Black" policy that Obama is in favour of, Hillary is also (I still can only find a few issues they truly differ on). The broader point is that younger voters are overwhelming plumping for Obama right now, whether Black, White or Yellow. In 20 or 30 years, the older generations will have passed and, hopefully, the rediculous concerns over a coloured President will disappear with it.