Racist, Ignorant, Dumb KENTUCKIANS Vote For LOSER HILLARY!
Hairy Dope
grade, the uneducated dupes in Kentucky (median ed. level = 8.5 grade)
opted to cast their votes for Clinton's RACIST TICKET Tuesday, showing
the world that it takes no brains to to support congenital LIAR
Hillary.
No brains, but a lot of RACIST HATRED, which polls show is typical of
the uneducated and uninformed in this country. We'd call racists
intolerant, but no sense in using words they don't know.
So go ahead, Kentuckians -- take a bow for your cringing, craven, and
cowardly gun-nut, religion-tricked, and pea-brained "I-hate-'em"
attitudes that tag you as sub-human morons!
Clinton knows she can toss you racist-staters massive untruths -- and
they'll all be believed! Like getting a dog to roll over!
Sounds like typical racists to us -- like blue_collar_jerker on these
groups.
Martin Hofner
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Just like I told my wife,
The voter profile:
I want my welfare and *more*
I don't like black people
I am fond of ugly women with big butts and fat thighs.
I am not too bright.
GLOBAL CHICO
"Hairy Doofus" <clit...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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So what's your chances of surviving Iraq for 2 or 3 tours?
torresD
"Hairy Dope" <clit...@yahoo.com>
Black vote helps Obama claim Mississippi
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/black-vote-helps-obama-claim-mississippi-794482.html
torresD
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http://abcnews.go.com/PollingUnit/Politics/story?id=4798314
In North Carolina nearly unanimous
support among African-Americans
lifted Obama to an easy victory.
It was the eighth state were blacks
made up more than 30 percent of the
voters, and he's won all eight of them.
torresD
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If blacks can vote their skincolor,
so can whites.
Suck on that lemon.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/24481004/
Racial divide
Still, exit polls in both states
charted a racial divide that has
become familiar in a long,
historic campaign pitting a black
man against a white woman and that
could weigh heavily on an Obama
campaign in the fall.
In North Carolina,
an estimated one-third of all
ballots were cast by black voters,
and Obama claimed support from
roughly 90 percent of them.
Clinton won 60 percent of the white vote.
Only Democrats and unaffiliated
voters were permitted to vote in
North Carolina.
In Indiana, Clinton's victory
among white voters was just as
wide.
Bud
> Just like West Virginia, where the median adult education level is 8th
> grade,
The average level of education in West Virginia was 12.2 years, which was
slightly lower than the national average of 12.5 years. Can't help it if we
learn faster.
www.rri.wvu.edu/pdffiles/wvhdindex.pdf
So sorry you can't enjoy being a son of Mountain Mamma the 'Almost Heaven'
state. We calls 'em like we sees 'em. Wait til the general for even more
eye-opening stats. LOL!
Bud
Guv Bob
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Guv Bob
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Guv Bob
Get a life. Stop cross posting.
<HughB...@N0G.0RG> wrote in message news:9fl834haqnckt5qne...@4ax.com...
> Hairy Dope wrote:
>
> Just a day after Sen. Hillary Clinton told a reporter that she
> dominates presidential rival Sen. Barack Obama among less-educated
> white Democrats, the former First Lady announced she had garnered the
> crucial endorsement of the KKK, a non-profit liberal think tank "that
> works to advance certain traditional values."
>
> A spokesman for the influential group, said its leaders had been on
> the fence about whom to endorse before a video surfaced in which
> Obama's pastor, the Rev. Jeremiah Wright, made disparaging remarks
> about the organization.
>
> Sen. Clinton, in welcoming the KKK backing, said, "Support from white
> Democrats, especially those who would never vote for a non-white
> candidate, has been the cornerstone of my campaign to date."
>
> "Let's face it, there are white racists, and there are black racists,"
> said Sen. Clinton. "But because whites outnumber blacks about 8-to-1,
> any candidate who wants the Democrat presidential nomination has to
> win the white-racist vote. In state after state, across this great
> land, I have demonstrated I can deliver."
>
> In extending a finger to black racists who currently support Mr.
> Obama, she added, "Of course, when I'm elected President, I'll
> represent all racists equally, without regard to color or nation of
> origin."
>
>
Bud
> Thanks for cross-posting, Bud hole.
My pleasure Bob-o-link. Go with the flow.
Keltara
I am a Kentuckian. I have a college education. I voted for Hillary
because I don't feel that Obama, with his sketchy background and ties
to the Islamic world, is the best person to run our nation. I lost
three close friends in the attacks on our country and I don't TRUST
someone who may or may not be tied to 9-11 through those who call us
"Infedels" because we do not worship Allah. I prefer to trust a woman
who was born in America and raised BY Americans, and who's husband did
a good job as our President.
I would prefer to have anyone other than Obama as President, and now
that Hillary is out of the running, my vote will go to the man running
against him in November. Should Obama win the election and become
President, I have every intention of moving out of the nation I was
born and raised to love. I refuse to stand by and watch while someone
with ties to the Jiahad rips our nation in two from the inside by
pretending to love America.
You called Kentuckians stupid, as well as other people who voted for
Hillary. Remember that when your children are being forced to pray to
Allah five times a day while attending schools that teach them how to
make bombs. Kentuckians don't hate black people just because they are
black. Kentuckians just aren't politically correct when it comes to
race and ethnicity. We call it how we see it and very bluntly most of
the time. The rest of the nation wants things smoothed over and made
to sound nice. The truth is the truth no matter how you say it.
Yes, our education system is not what it should be, but we are trying
to change it. We are fighting against a state constitution written by
people who were stabbed in the back by the government they fought to
create and who, because of that, made it nearly impossible to change.
So, before you call people stupid and assume you know their reasons
for voting the way they did, I would suggest you ask them why.
tenjets
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---->An astonishing post. Cliffie, is that you? Whatever, enjoy your life in
Myanmar.
Keltara
> "Keltara" <kytreeclim...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>
> - Show quoted text -
No, I am not Cliffie. I am a 33 year old single mother who happens to
have been born and raised in Kentucky and has a college degree. I
have no intention of moving to Myanmar, but I am taking my children
out of this country if Obama should be elected because I do not trust
him.
Jack
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Sure, bail on us when things get tough.
torresD
Racist are everywhere, not defined by skin color.
tenjets
----->With all due respect to your college degree and all, but do you really
think Hillary agrees with your views? Obama has no more ties to the
"Jiahad" as you do to the briar jumper life you escaped. Your rhetoric
sounds like you're a Rush Limbaugh-style supporter of Hillary rather than a
Democratic Party member supporter.
Keltara
>
> - Show quoted text -
I never said that he has ties to the Jiahad, I said allegedly. I
don't know for certain if he does or not, but the fact that he might
is enough to make me not trust the man. Well, that and the fact that
when asked about his feelings concerning 9/11, Obama seems to prefer
avoiding the question to answering it.
Honestly, I realize that a lot of people out there think that
Kentuckians are backwards, but it's not so much that they don't have
an education as it is that they value different things than the rest
of the nation. Kentucky is trying desperately to hold on to an
antiquaited life style, where Southern Baptist morals dictates
politics. They added a "same-sex marriage" Amendment to our state
constitution in 2004 defining marriage as an institute between one man
and one woman and outlawing the recognition of same sex marriages
because the Bible dictates that marriage is between a man and a
woman. Kentucky typically votes conservative Democrat in the
primaries and Republican in the Presidental Election. It's not the
fact that they are backwards that holds Kentuckians back. It's the
fact that the majority of the population is religious.
tenjets
------>Your logic would indicate that John McCain has allegedly has ties to
Viet Nam and that he should not be trusted. Nobody much cares about where
you are from. Kentucky, like every other place, has good points and bad
points. You really need to consider the sources that that make you wonder if
Obama deserves your trust. It sounds like you're being misled.