Chicago Politics now in DC?

[canam]

Originally Posted by Cindy

DM I will tell you I was just a child when Kennedy was killed. But, I do know the sentiment that was going around back then. Kennedy was hated by some of those in his own party. But, he was a dangerous man to the good old boy thing in the South. And Johnson was a rogue Democrat. IMO

Kennedy was going to save the blacks, in some people's minds. Including a lot of black people. They had his picture up right beside Jesus in their house. And it's the same with Obama, he's going to save the blacks. Let's face it, some black people voted for him because he's half black. The irony is, he's just another white man, with black skin.

[Jermyn Davidson]

Originally Posted by Esther

Do we see evidence of the Chicago style of politics affecting the Supreme Court?

Are they afraid of Obama?

Are you serious?

I take it back, I know that you are serious and that makes me sad.

[Jermyn Davidson]

Originally Posted by Cindy

DM I will tell you I was just a child when Kennedy was killed. But, I do know the sentiment that was going around back then. Kennedy was hated by some of those in his own party. But, he was a dangerous man to the good old boy thing in the South. And Johnson was a rogue Democrat. IMO

Kennedy was going to save the blacks, in some people's minds. Including a lot of black people. They had his picture up right beside Jesus in their house. And it's the same with Obama, he's going to save the blacks. Let's face it, some black people voted for him because he's half black. The irony is, he's just another white man, with black skin.

Love ya Big Sis-- and you know it!

Still, I must respond.

Let's face it.

If you are tlaking about black people voting for Obama because he's black, most, if not all of them, would have voted for the Democrat regardless.

President Obama is just another man, with black skin.

[aegsm76]

Originally Posted by Dedicated Mind

it must be interesting in your world where you believe the right wing propaganda that oswald killed kennedy with a rifle and several shots in a few seconds.

As someone who spend quite a bit of time on this back in my younger days, yes, I believe that Lee Harvey Oswald was the lone gunman.

And I went into my studies convinced of the totally opposite opinion.