Mr. Bill ? ( Mr. Bill was on SNL ) a playdo character. Her lips looks as though someone rolled them out and slapped a ton of vaseline on them.

And they look like that in every picture she takes!

in response to ur comments;

” With all due respect, how are the black leaders in Africa taking care of the black people. How’s that working? I’m not hating, but at the end of the day all men are created equal. Get real! If you truly are African you damn well what I’m talking about. Unless you think a black American President is going to sending more money to Africa. Got news for you, we don’t have any money.”

All men are created equal, but the reality is, it is not an equal playing field, there is a pecking order, whether we like it or not, and trying to pretend that there isn’t, is naive! Get real!

That is why it is such a momentous occasion for all Black people as a whole not just Americans, that there could potentially be a Black man, as the leader “of the free world”

I actually do find your comments disrespectful, as a Black person I am showing solidarity with Black Americans, but I can also see that Obama is inspirational and a uniting force, which can only be good thing for young black youths, no?

Some black leaders in Africa may not be the best, heck there are a lot of corrupt ones out there, however the bottom line is I live in Black country and have a Black President and that is something we value as Black Africans, and my President, is doing his best, despite the fact the USA and other Western nations do everything in their power to stop our nations from developing and rigging the terms of trade, to the extent that that it is highly unlikely we can ever successfully develop our economies’!

Also Africans, do not expect handouts or money from the U.S government, Africa does not need handouts, it needs constructive aid, as in helping us build manufacturing plants, schools and hospitals, monetary aid merely encourages dependency and we do not need that! Unfortunately governments like yours enforce tied aid on Africa, so that all the money is diverted back to the U.S big businesses thereby making our plight even worse!

The majority of Africans want a Black American President, because our hope is that he may actually genuinely care about our plight, and help change the world economic system so that the terms of trade no longer only favours the US and other Western nations. And Africa may finally be given a chance to develop and compete in world trade on equal terms! That is all! Furthermore, the U.S economy appears to be heading towards a recession due to an extremely high deficit and the global credit crunch!, so I definitely hear your comment, when you say “ we don’t’ have any money”.

@coop

I don’t watch Fox News. Do you think I am conservative because I don’t think Hillary can win in Midwest or “blue-dog” democrat states? I think the fact that she and Obama got an even share of white male support in relatively conservative South Carolina should tell us something about what she can expect in Ohio and PA.

Hillary did a good job of bringing conservative upstate voters in NY around. However, it took over a year of intensive face-to-face campaigning, which is impossible in a national election. That and her negatives are higher than ANY OTHER CANDIDATE in public opinion polls, which is amazing since Rudy Giuliani is one of the most unlikable people on earth.

Accusing someone of being a right-wing conservative is the last refuge of someone who cannot shape a cogent argument. Just because I disagree doesn’t mean I like Bill O’Reilly. It’s kind of like calling someone’s position a “fairy tale” because you’re mad that they were right and you were wrong.

Wow, the director of NOW in NY, who campaigned for Hillary Clinton in Iowa, released a BOGUS statement today about Kennedy’s support of Obama. Not that I ever found NOW particularly relevant personally, but this is really embarrassing.

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NOW-NY slams Kennedy

“The ultimate betrayal” says women’s group

By JAY JOCHNOWITZ, State editor

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Last updated: 5:21 p.m., Monday, January 28, 2008

The National Organization for Women’s New York chapter today issued a scathing response to Sen. Ted Kennedys endorsement of Barack Obama over Hillary Clinton in the Democratic presidential primary, calling it a “betrayal” of women.

Marcia Pappas, NOW-NY’s president, wrote in a news release that on a host of issues and positions, “Women have forgiven Kennedy, stuck up for him, stood by him,” but “We are repaid with his abandonment. He’s picked the new guy over us. He’s joined the list of progressive white men who can’t or won’t handle the prospect of a woman president who is Hillary Clinton.”

Pappas blasted several other people and Democratic groups, including national Democratic Chairman Howard Dean, Progressive Democrats of America, democrats.com, and “Kucinich lovers and all the other groups that take women’s money, say they’ll do feminist and womens rights issues one of these days, and conveniently forget to mention women and children when they talk about poverty or human needs or America’s future or whatever.”

In an interview, Pappas said she’s gotten mixed reactions to the statement, with some telling her it was “cathartic” to others saying, “How dare you, I’m quitting NOW.”

(Editor’s note: The full statement can be read on our Capitol Confidential blog, however, due to high volume the site may be unavailable).

I don’t watch Fox News.

Thank god i’m a racist. I REALLY believe in Obama. I will definately vote for Obama because he’s black….YES!

Why are blacks trying so hard to be politically correct? It doesn’t work for you.Its SO funny at work,seeing blacks trying to play the white game,only to get laughed at in private!!

Let a jew run for prez……..

think

http://www.blackwiz.biz

Don’t be fooled or blindsided by that Clinton rhetoric as they are subtly bringing up the “race card”.. Not only are they swiping the candidate in a negative manner, but they’re making it seem that as black people, we can’t vote for change or want a change, and that we all think alike !!!

Interesting that Ms. Clinton was crying foul when she felt she was being attacked, but now that she’s got Obama nipping at her heels, she feels free to attack !!! She thought this campaign was going to be a cakewalk and that she could take the black vote for granted !!! WRONG !!!

Exercise your right and the right that those before us fought and died for.. VOTE !!! VOTE !!!