Obama Admits Communist "Schooled" him on White Racism
From the video: In an extraordinary development, film of Obama explicitly and openly identifying "Frank" as Frank Marshall Davis has suddenly surfaced on the Internet. It is described as having been recorded on September 20,1995, with the program originally airing on Channel 37 Cambridge Municipal Television as an episode of the show "The Author Series." Obama admits the mysterious "Frank" from his book Dreams from my Father is indeed the communist Frank Marshall Davis. But Obama does NOT say Davis was a communist. America's Survival, Inc. President Cliff Kincaid discusses the significance of this discovery.

Everyone should listen to this. 

Quote from: Dori on April 19, 2015, 12:30:24 PM
Everyone should listen to this.

Amazing, isn't it? We warned the libs they were making a huge mistake.
Now they regret it, but most haven't even the slightest clues as to who this guy really is, they only now they were lied to.

Quote from: Solar on April 19, 2015, 01:08:03 PM
Amazing, isn't it? We warned the libs they were making a huge mistake.
Now they regret it, but most haven't even the slightest clues as to who this guy really is, they only now they were lied to.

What continues to amaze me is all of these brilliant libs heard what he said before the first election. This dumb ol' southern boy heard what he said, saw who he had associated with and how he was "present " a lot as a legislator. I connected the dots and knew this guy was bad for the USA. I'm think most here drew the same conclusions. I am just grateful he is more than 3/4 through his terms.

Quote from: supsalemgr on April 19, 2015, 01:28:43 PM
What continues to amaze me is all of these brilliant libs heard what he said before the first election. This dumb ol' southern boy heard what he said, saw who he had associated with and how he was "present " a lot as a legislator. I connected the dots and knew this guy was bad for the USA. I'm think most here drew the same conclusions. I am just grateful he is more than 3/4 through his terms.

You are SO right!   I have had that same conversation with myself since 2008!

If this dumb woman could connect the dots, why didn't anyone in the media or GOP pundits?  It was SO obvious!

Quote from: kroz on April 19, 2015, 02:17:31 PM
You are SO right!   I have had that same conversation with myself since 2008!

If this dumb woman could connect the dots, why didn't anyone in the media or GOP pundits?  It was SO obvious!

That had always perplexed me, that is, up until the last election, when it became glaringly clear the GOP wasn't really interested in winning, and still aren't, as evidenced by the line up they're pushing on us.

Quote from: Solar on April 19, 2015, 02:38:00 PM
That had always perplexed me, that is, up until the last election, when it became glaringly clear the GOP wasn't really interested in winning, and still aren't, as evidenced by the line up they're pushing on us.

I don't think I would go that far.  I think the the RINOs really do want to win but they want to win on their terms.

They love having the power of the Executive Branch, but they are not willing to get it at the expense of nominating someone they believe to be an "extreme" candidate.  They would rather give it to the democrats.

Well, now many of the Conservative base have come to the same conclusion.  They would rather give it to the democrats than embrace another RINO.

Throwing the conservatives a "bone" in the form of a conservative veep selection will not do the trick.

Quote from: kroz on April 19, 2015, 03:18:57 PM
I don't think I would go that far.  I think the the RINOs really do want to win but they want to win on their terms.

They love having the power of the Executive Branch, but they are not willing to get it at the expense of nominating someone they believe to be an "extreme" candidate.  They would rather give it to the democrats.

Well, now many of the Conservative base have come to the same conclusion.  They would rather give it to the democrats than embrace another RINO.

Throwing the conservatives a "bone" in the form of a conservative veep selection will not do the trick.

And that was my point. If they were serious about winning, they'd embrace the base, (their constituency) and run a true Conservative.
They don't and they wind up losing every time.
Yes, they only want to win if they get their way.

Quote from: Solar on April 19, 2015, 03:25:52 PM
And that was my point. If they were serious about winning, they'd embrace the base, (their constituency) and run a true Conservative.
They don't and they wind up losing every time.
Yes, they only want to win if they get their way.

They realize a true conservative in the WH would take away any of the power they have right. An offshoot of a conservative winning the WH would be more conservatives in congress which would very likely put them out.

Quote from: supsalemgr on April 20, 2015, 05:00:50 AM
They realize a true conservative in the WH would take away any of the power they have right. An offshoot of a conservative winning the WH would be more conservatives in congress which would very likely put them out.

I guess in a sense, "Damned they do, and Damned to Hell if they don't.
In other words, I see their time quickly running out.

Did he need too? I mean seriously, we all, well most of us have ears and eyes, or some variation of the two.