but "racist"? huh?

do you know what my race is? can you point to any statements i have made in this topic that uses the race of one or more participants as being a critical factor in my judgement of them?

or are you one of those morons who assumes that anyone who disagrees with someone who is associated with obama is automatically a racist---if so, i am proud to be such a "racist".

or perhaps you are pointing to my satirical point about the "irish" comment. firstly, i can understand your inability to perceive satire (it is a lost art on the intertubes). secondly, a statement of the form "i like ... because ... is irish" is about as racist (or not) as the statement "i hate ... because ... is irish". identity politics is always ---ist (race, sex, blah)---grow up and deal with it.

as to power's policy positions, why don't you enlighten those of us who have not had the "privilege" of listening to her speak what any _one_ of these positions is where power differs in any substantive way from hillary.

please make sure to point us to writings or speeches made before 2004---that is sufficiently recent so that any sensible person should have already formed an opinion about iraq and other u.s. foreign policy ventures, and sufficiently early that this person is not making statements in the midst of a campaign (where there is an obvious motive to side with your preferred candidate and make much of supposed differences with your candidate's opponents).