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But if the people who don't get it ever tried to subscribe to the New Yorker they would get a rejection letter

Like Marge

But if the people who don't get it ever tried to subscribe to the New Yorker they would get a rejection letter

Like Marge

Very true.

If I had to guess, most people would take this cover as a sign that even the elitist, liberal NY media has turned on the exposed flip-flopping half-muslim, B. Hussein.

"This is flat-out common sense, not some kind of partisan opinion."

We are Czechniks, not stinking partisans!!

Also, I challenge you to a debate in front of my extended family, in your udnerpants. Don't duck me.
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NTFF.

Referencing Jackosn's comments, McLaughlin said Obama "fits the stereotype blacks once labeled as an Oreo — a black on the outside, a white on the inside."

"Does it frost Jackson, Jesse Jackson, that…an Oreo should be the beneficiary of the long civil rights struggle which Jesse Jackson spent his lifetime fighting for?" McLaughlin asked his panelists.

The term "Oreo" is often viewed as a derogatory term toward some African-Americans who appear not exhibit certain stereotypes of their race.



link

Much ado about nothing. LOL @ all of the mock outrage in the comments section of that link.

Wake me up when someone drops the N bomb on Barry and it will be on like donkey kong!

Not the end of the world, but I don't know if old white guys should be calling a black Presidential candidate an "oreo".

On that New Yorker Cover, Obama looks like Akbar and Jeff from the old Matt Groening books.

He was referencing a phrase used by blacks. It wasn't like he was running around the set calling Barry an Oreo.

Again, much ado about nothing but I'm sure the MSM will make a fuss about it and have a panel of 28902 people to discuss it on the shows tonight.

He was referencing a phrase used by blacks. It wasn't like he was running around the set calling Barry an Oreo.

So as long as it's a phrase black people use, it's okay for old white guys to reference it? Got it.

Did you just move to this planet? I appreciate the naivety of your culture.

I mean seriously...what were the odds this wasn't going to make the headlines in the "MSM" the moment he blurted it out? Even the people on his panel refused to touch it immediately.

It isn't a huge deal, but certainly speaks to a general ignorance or outright stupidity.

Hopefully he won't end up another victim of political correctness like Jimmy Snyder and Fuzzy Zoeller

f-d,
I think it speaks mroe about a genrerational thing than anything. McLaughlin stupid? Doesn't sell.

We should require someone to earn at least 3 independent NTF's or NTFF's before allowing them to post in a politics or religion thread. To do otherwise has shown to be a disaster waiting to happen.

We should require someone to earn at least 3 independent NTF's or NTFF's before allowing them to post

well, somebody is sure feeling confident about himself after his well received "kids with guns" post...

We should require someone to earn at least 3 independent NTF's or NTFF's before allowing them to post in a politics or religion thread. To do otherwise has shown to be a disaster waiting to happen.

Dane Cook, Robin Williams, and Tim Allen just unregistered.

Agree completely Glenn.

People need to realize that the threads are meant to slander and poke fun at different groups of people, not to turn this into C-SPAN, only more boring

"well, somebody is sure feeling confident about himself after his well received "kids with guns" post..."



Do you see me prattling on in here about this brutal election?



And Agreed, f-d. You could have added Carlin to that list 2 weeks ago.

Does Barry Hussein consider McLaughlin a typical white person, like his grandmother?

Do you see me prattling on in here about this brutal election?

no, mercifully. this thread it torture.

is

So as long as it's a phrase black people use, it's okay for old white guys to reference it? Got it.

Did you just move to this planet?


It sure does seem that way sometimes, doesn't it?

McCain went in front of a potentially hostile crowd and faced the questions.

Did he run scared?

In a lively appearance before the National Council of La Raza, one of the most important advocacy groups in the United States for Hispanic Americans, McCain rejected the organizers' attempts to cut off audience questioning of him, at one point tossing his microphone to a man so he could pose his query.

My political differences with McCain are substantive and there's a big divide on some major issues, but he doesn't blink at taking potentially tough questions from the people he intends to lead.

That's because he's losing and he has no choice.

Wrong.

FB,
It's July.

"He's losing"

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