I am not one who is not blinded by ones talents, based on so called polls. I still am not sure why Mr. Paterson should not run. He came into the postion, for a reason, God's decision, not because of polls. God does not make his decisions for our lives, based on polls either should we. Stop your obsession on polls, please.
No one can save the US. We have been on a crash collision for a long time. Obama is providing ideas that should have been enforced long ago. State rights could use some revisions too. As many may not want to address. The laws of the state and behavior of leaders is causing the US to be absorbed. A new order is coming. It is necessary.
Two mulattoes claiming to be black and shaking hands. Yep that's black politics. I'm surprised Tom Joyner wasn't there with his fa(m)ulatto)ily.
The intervention of Obama in New York politics on its surface seems like a violation of states rights and it also looks cheesey.
Regarding Obama and him not speaking out about the beating of the Chicago honor student, it may be a case where he dealt directly with the parent's of the child, and did not want press coverage.
My question is where are the press and concerned black leaders in the matter of Mitrice Richardson, the young black female who disappeared under suspicious circumstances after being released from the Sheriff's station in Malibu California. Just asking!
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