celticlord2112
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ORIGINAL: Mercnbeth stef, Granted, however considering that he donated $22,500 to the cause of this church, I say the 'verbal' distance doesn't mirror his fiscal distance. quote:
Obama's Gave $22,500 to Racist Church in 2006 Source: http://gatewaypundit.blogspot.com/2008/03/obamas-gave-22500-to-racist-church-in.html That would be the equivalent of me giving $22k to the DNC, or the current version of the RNC for that matter. So what is he, a hypocrite, or a believer? Either way, although he still is the person most likely to get my vote, I'm starting to narrow down the choices of charities to benefit for the winning bets come November. Obama was pretty clear on what happened, why he stayed with his church and what his thoughts are on Wright. I don't think he's a hypocrite at all. I think he's a man who has loved his church for a very long time, supports it both in his heart and fiscally, knew Wright was going to retire and chose to remain loyal to the church & congregation despite the words of a single man within that church. As far as I'm concerned, this is much ado about nothing. Celeste Jeremiah Wright is not a "single man" within the church, he is/was it's pastor. And while Obama "strongly condemned" the statements, he stood by the beliefs which birthed those statements. I have not read where Obama's church "strongly condemned" Wright's diatribe. The pastor is the voice of the church. Obama's church speaks with a voice of hatred, arising from a belief in hatred. So far, Obama has yet to distance himself from vile, hateful beliefs. Not much ado about nothing. Much ado about something.
< Message edited by celticlord2112 -- 3/14/2008 4:47:27 PM >
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