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Shamontiel

9/13/2008 9:37 PM UTC

All right, last message: Ron, be careful with that Bernie Mac opening message. If somebody from that family hears you basically putting up a commercial impersonating his voice and not clarifying it's you, that could be offensive. I fast forward through it every time. Chicago and Bernie Mac are like peanut butter and jelly.

Shamontiel

9/13/2008 9:36 PM UTC

You ain't NEVER going to get a Republican onstage calling homosexuals friends, talking about how he feels women should have a choice, and Paulin is full of it. Although she wants to back employment for Alaskans, she refuses to speak on affirmative action for African Americans and Native Americans. She is about as dishonest as Hillary Clinton trying to act like she got shot. Pointless.

Shamontiel

9/13/2008 9:34 PM UTC

Obama got right up onstage and called homosexuals "friends." He has talked repeatedly about being pro-choice. He was active in Chicago neighborhoods, specifically "urban" neighborhoods that needed help. The Green Party is a thorn in my side. Ugh!

Shamontiel

9/13/2008 9:31 PM UTC

...your speaker did NOT listen to Obama's whole speech or was so quick to judge him that she missed out on those lines. Somebody should've corrected her on this one.

Shamontiel

9/13/2008 9:29 PM UTC

...were brought up in different times, under different issues, and with different rights. I don't think that's a fair comparison. And to your speaker, he DID mention King. He did not say his name, but he did acknowledge him: "And it is that promise that forty five years ago today brought Americans from every corner of this land to stand together on a Mall in Washington, before Lincoln's Memorial, and hear a young preacher from Georgia speak of his dream." That tells me right there that

Shamontiel

9/13/2008 9:27 PM UTC

I couldn't disagree with this guest at 24:40 more about Barack Obama and John McCain's policies being similar. Night and day. Judge on person, not on party. The Green Party is the roadblock in the middle of the campaign for me. I'm all about folks getting their opinions out regardless of whether they agree or disagree, but I'm going to be extremely annoyed if the Green Party messes it up for Obama. As for King being opposed to Obama, the only person who can respond to that is King. These cats we

timbrewolf1

9/7/2008 8:47 PM UTC

This comment is for Rosa Clemente. Our Green group is taking legal action in Oklahoma to get Cynthia (and you) on the ballot. I have been asked to be a delegate for you. I cannot tell you how much that means to me. It will be the first time that I have voted that I actually feel like I am making a difference.