suralos
05-12-2008, 01:50 PM
Fear mongering with a smiley face for the tweeners:
Stirring up fear among Obama Democrats that Clinton's refusal to exit the race might divide the party, Rep. John Conyers called a huddle:
""Here's how we close this thing down early," he told Obama supporters. "We are going to be real nice to anybody who did not support Sen. Obama. Real nice. Super nice. It's the most difficult thing one can do in the political system: Beat the crap out of your opponent, and then be nice and friendly after you do it."
What would MLK say?:
Sportsmanship: one of the social lessons in grade school. You learn it, turn the page and move on. Apparently, condescending Conyers is still struggling with that kiddie tenet -- either that or this solid member of the exclusively all-black, anti-white "conscience of Congress", the Congressional Black Caucus, is merely reviewing what you learned decades ago, as best as he can express it in his valiant struggle for fairness, justice and racial equality. If Obama wins, they must strive to keep social order and civility amid the spoils -- I mean, the country.
I'm persuaded it has more to do with the expensive threads he and his black colleagues wear as moral authorities in public service than it does with any actual threat to the Democratic Party through the exercise of free choice.
In fact, they'd much rather beat the crap out of you.
Source: detnews.com via Drudge.com
Stirring up fear among Obama Democrats that Clinton's refusal to exit the race might divide the party, Rep. John Conyers called a huddle:
""Here's how we close this thing down early," he told Obama supporters. "We are going to be real nice to anybody who did not support Sen. Obama. Real nice. Super nice. It's the most difficult thing one can do in the political system: Beat the crap out of your opponent, and then be nice and friendly after you do it."
What would MLK say?:
Sportsmanship: one of the social lessons in grade school. You learn it, turn the page and move on. Apparently, condescending Conyers is still struggling with that kiddie tenet -- either that or this solid member of the exclusively all-black, anti-white "conscience of Congress", the Congressional Black Caucus, is merely reviewing what you learned decades ago, as best as he can express it in his valiant struggle for fairness, justice and racial equality. If Obama wins, they must strive to keep social order and civility amid the spoils -- I mean, the country.
I'm persuaded it has more to do with the expensive threads he and his black colleagues wear as moral authorities in public service than it does with any actual threat to the Democratic Party through the exercise of free choice.
In fact, they'd much rather beat the crap out of you.
Source: detnews.com via Drudge.com