Community organizers
By Creature
I really don't get a political party that enjoys mocking community organizers. I know they want to belittle Obama in any way possible, but to hit him (and, in turn, a whole host of caring people) for doing good is despicable. Not very Jesus of them.
If the GOP did anything last night, they showed their true colors. They don't care about people, they care about power.
Here's CNN's Roland Martin on the mocking of community.
I've had enough. How about you?
(Cross-posted at State of the Day.)
I really don't get a political party that enjoys mocking community organizers. I know they want to belittle Obama in any way possible, but to hit him (and, in turn, a whole host of caring people) for doing good is despicable. Not very Jesus of them.
If the GOP did anything last night, they showed their true colors. They don't care about people, they care about power.
Here's CNN's Roland Martin on the mocking of community.
I've had enough. How about you?
(Cross-posted at State of the Day.)
Labels: 2008 election, 2008 Republican Convention, John McCain, Republican Party, Rudy Giuliani, Sarah Palin
posted by creature at
9:46 AM
2 Comments:
This is where they went from being aggressive to being flat out un-American. At the DNC, the Democrats were critical of John McCain but never dishonored his service to the country. Turning to attacking community organizers said more about Sarah Palin and Rudy Guiliani than Obama. They told America that they don't get it and don't respect that other Americans had experiences in this country far from theirs. Sarah Palin was not presidential in the slightest. Truly disgusting.
By
Grant Haws, at 10:11 AM
Palin just said it again, today Friday September 5th, the exact same speech..."being a small town major is so of like being a community organizer, except you have real responsibility"
She in Wisconsin with Mccain rigt behind er smiling, crowd cheering.
They just don't get it!
Maybe if he was a beauty queen, Obama would have more experience than serving the needy
By
Anonymous, at 1:04 PM
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