the two objectionable things he said were "Goddamn America", which was not racist, and the accusation that the American government invented aids, which was not actually outrageous.

It was comical, and I laughed when I saw it. C'mon c'mon c'mon. It's all faux outrage. The evidence they're citing for racism is that Barack called his grandmother a "typical" white woman. Oooooh.

I'm gonna go out on a limb here and say that this is "typical" conservative mouth-foaming. Oops, I just made a generalization. Maoist apology inserted here.

I'll concede the term "afro-Racist" to Patty B. Can I call him a "euro-Racist" in return? Nah, I'll stick with the classic "nativist ignoramus" slur. Look dude, Barack's message is to try to engage those who are willing to be engaged, the rest of these jokers you can't tell anything too. So don't get mad. Don't insult them like I just did either :-p

"Discrimination has become so openly accepted that -- in a speech meant to tamp down his association with a black racist -- Obama felt perfectly comfortable throwing his white grandmother under the bus. He used her as the white racist counterpart to his black racist "old uncle," Rev. Wright. "-Ann Coulter

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"Fine. Can we move on now?

No, of course, not. It never ends. To be fair, Obama hinted that we might have one way out: If we elect him president, then maybe, just maybe, we can stop talking about race. "-Ann Coulter