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Friday, May 30, 2008

Father Pfleger joins the fray, so Obama needs to take the ball and play!

Just as Billary has all but self-destructed on the eve of Obama securing what may be enough delegates to make him the truly presumptive Democratic nominee for president, long-time Leftist activist, Father Michael Pfleger of Chicago has gone viral . . . online, that is.

Take a look (and pray that pseudo-repentant Rev. Hagee jumps in the mix to get his nutty, vitriolic, anti-Catholic groove on)!


(Click here to read a slew of articles on this recent Obama campaign hiccup of major gastrointestinal proportions.)

Man, it's hard being a Black guy running for the world's most powerful gig, huh?

Brother Barack, like I said before, don't respond to the corporate media and their minions on this latest flap, just start campaigning furiously with a basketball in hand 24/7 -- even if you're not near a basketball court.

Just walk around grippin' the ball to make a point.

Keep dribbling that ball throughout your next series of press conferences and mega-events. Hand out multi-colored "hope balls" with your campaign logo emblazoned on them, and all this pastor-stuff will eventually just fade away. (Pun intended.) 

So, don't try to speechify your way out of this one (and the next race-based controversies assuredly just around the bend) with your fancy, hope-mongering words; just dunk your way out of it!

It's so crazy (and sadly ironic), it just might work!

Afro-Netizen on Friday, May 30, 2008 at 12:02 AM in Humor/Satire, ObamaWatch, Politics, Publisher's blog, Race, Culture & History |

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sohbet

anks for this post

Posted by: sohbet | Monday, August 25, 2008 at 07:17 PM

Domingo M. Rodriguez

My interest is especifically and only for the developement of blacks that live year round in LatinAmerican countries.Significating that I still wish that Norte America does NOT make Puerto Rico one othe North American states BUT rather just be our neighbor country fans with out norte america having direct influence in Puerto Rican policie of political or economica nature.

My principal concern in referece to the black races advancement educationally and profesionally is especifically about and only about blacks that live year round in Latin American countries only.Significating that I wish NOT that Puerto rico have anything directlly to do with North America.

Posted by: Domingo M. Rodriguez | Saturday, June 14, 2008 at 11:37 AM

Barry DeWalt

Amazing to find such a racist website ! You folks will be claiming racism , if McCain wins. To defend the comments of this racist Catholic Preacher who has been rebuked by the Catholic Church for this is really strange .
Christopher Rabb Cheif Evangelist ??? Huh ???
RIDICULOUS !

Barry

Posted by: Barry DeWalt | Thursday, June 05, 2008 at 08:58 AM

Afroamericawriter

Hi:

First time on your site via NPR News and Views. I find it sad that religion and race has defined this campaign. I blogged about this story myself last week. But I'm happy to see it didn't cost him the nomination; hope it doesn't for the general election.

Posted by: Afroamericawriter | Wednesday, June 04, 2008 at 01:05 PM

rosezar

this is right,it just dunk way out of it.

Posted by: rosezar | Wednesday, June 04, 2008 at 07:09 AM

Ron

well done and funny. this race (double meaning intended) gets curiouser and curiouser by the day and a certain light-heartedness is needed to keep the pretenders (or 'politicians') more honest.

that's a very rough job, but somebody's got to do it!

Ron

Posted by: Ron | Saturday, May 31, 2008 at 09:02 AM

Ron

well done and funny. this race (double meaning intended) gets curiouser and curiouser by the day and a certain light-heartedness is needed to keep the pretenders (or 'politicians') more honest.

that's a very rough job, but somebody's got to do it!

Ron

Posted by: Ron | Saturday, May 31, 2008 at 09:01 AM

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