This is the problem with people who are afraid to actually come out and say what they mean, and instead, dance around with all this other inuendo and suggestion crap.

You want to know what I think? I think it must suck to know that 90% of professional people that meet you have already made their minds up about you before you even open your mouth due to the color of your skin. And that 100% of non-professional “lunch-bucket” people have done the same damn thing. Being a black man or a black woman is a lot harder in this society – overall – that being Chinese, Native American, or Latino. Now, I mean “overall”, and I’m sure there are specific instances that serve as evidence to the contrary – so don’t bother me with individual instances that don’t add up to the totality I’m referring to.

Michelle Malkin is a cartoon and she makes a pretty damn good living being a cartoon. She gets paid to “say what’s on the minds of people” who would normally get their asses (and their professional careers) run through a meat grinder for daring to express themselves in “civilized” company.

I don’t know what you meant by your comment, so in effect, it failed as a comment. Please feel free to express yourself here. It’s not like anyone will come through your front door over it. Or send the link to your boss.

Grow a sack and tell me what you meant by “Obama’s choice of wife is a failsafe indicator of his own sentiments. Spouses do not necessarily share their likes, but they must have their hatreds in common.” I’d really like to better understand that statement.

Thanks

“For some reason this guy still can’t manage to put the butter up when he makes toast, secure the bread so that it doesn’t get stale, and his five-year-old is still better at making the bed than he is.” New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd reported at the time, “She added that the TV version of Barack Obama sounded really interesting and that she’d like to meet him sometime.” Her handlers have convinced her to be more tactful since then.

“Frustration” and “disappointment” have dogged Michelle Obama these past 20 years, despite her US$300,000 a year salary and corporate board memberships. It is hard for the descendants of slaves not to resent America. They were not voluntary immigrants but kidnap victims, subjected to a century of second-class citizenship even after the Civil War ended slavery. Blackness is not the issue; General Colin Powell, whose parents chose to immigrate to America from the West Indies, saw America just as other immigrants do, as a land of opportunity. Obama’s choice of wife is a failsafe indicator of his own sentiments. Spouses do not necessarily share their likes, but they must have their hatreds in common.