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White House says Trayvon Martin, the teen killed by neighborhood watchman, is local issue...

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  • KimiKimi Posts: 1,751
    charlie_danger wrote: »
    He couldnt speak about the case because it is still in investigation...

    They don't care. he's Black and so was Trey...nothing else matters
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  • a.manna.mann Posts: 13,308
    a.mann wrote: »
    Princess Jihad wrote: »
    Lambent wrote: »
    I don't think there is a need for Obama to speak on this.

    The problem will soon be dealt with, it's pretty likely that Zimmerman is gonna get charged now, so there is no point in Obama possibly hurting his campaign by speaking out on this issue.

    How is it going to hurt his campaign when most people are against Zimmerman in the first place? If anything, it would actually help his campaign if he spoke out against injustice, especially with younger voters.

    help him if he spoke out???


    Obama will be crucified politically if he spoke publicly concerning this case , being accused of using it as a re-election bide!

    The Right Wing Conservatives and his enemies are no doubt waiting for him to say the least thing so they can misconstrue it.


    oh if only I could predict the Megamillion so easily....

    http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/ticket/trayvon-martin-shooting-white-house-senior-adviser-calls-162139957.html


    GOP Slams Obama for "Dividing this country up"


    "White House senior adviser David Plouffe lashed out on Sunday over a pair of comments by Republican presidential candidates Newt Gingrich and Rick Santorum to President Barack Obama's reaction to the Trayvon Martin shooting.

    "Those two comments are really irresponsible," Plouffe said on CNN. "I would consider them reprehensible."

    "If I had a son he would look like Trayvon," Obama said on Friday.

    "Is the president suggesting if it had been a white who had been shot, that would be OK because it wouldn't look like him?" Gingrich said Friday on Sean Hannity's radio show. "That's just nonsense. I mean, dividing this country up, it is a tragedy this young man was shot."

    In a separate radio interview Friday, Santorum had a similar reaction.

    "What the president of the United States should do is try to bring people together, not use these types of horrible and tragic individual cases to try to drive a wedge in America," Santorum said"
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  • soul rattlersoul rattler Posts: 10,141
    This is why I don't want Romney or Paul to face Obama. They won't be as unintentionally funny as Gingrich and Santorum. Maybe one will make the other a VP candidate and we'll have McCain/Palin part 2: Dumb and Dumberer
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  • a.manna.mann Posts: 13,308
    a telling tale when the " etch a sketch " canidate is Obama's biggest re-election threat
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  • KimiKimi Posts: 1,751
    a.mann wrote: »
    a.mann wrote: »
    Princess Jihad wrote: »
    Lambent wrote: »
    I don't think there is a need for Obama to speak on this.

    The problem will soon be dealt with, it's pretty likely that Zimmerman is gonna get charged now, so there is no point in Obama possibly hurting his campaign by speaking out on this issue.

    How is it going to hurt his campaign when most people are against Zimmerman in the first place? If anything, it would actually help his campaign if he spoke out against injustice, especially with younger voters.

    help him if he spoke out???


    Obama will be crucified politically if he spoke publicly concerning this case , being accused of using it as a re-election bide!

    The Right Wing Conservatives and his enemies are no doubt waiting for him to say the least thing so they can misconstrue it.


    oh if only I could predict the Megamillion so easily....

    http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/ticket/trayvon-martin-shooting-white-house-senior-adviser-calls-162139957.html


    GOP Slams Obama for "Dividing this country up"


    "White House senior adviser David Plouffe lashed out on Sunday over a pair of comments by Republican presidential candidates Newt Gingrich and Rick Santorum to President Barack Obama's reaction to the Trayvon Martin shooting.

    "Those two comments are really irresponsible," Plouffe said on CNN. "I would consider them reprehensible."

    "If I had a son he would look like Trayvon," Obama said on Friday.

    "Is the president suggesting if it had been a white who had been shot, that would be OK because it wouldn't look like him?" Gingrich said Friday on Sean Hannity's radio show. "That's just nonsense. I mean, dividing this country up, it is a tragedy this young man was shot."

    In a separate radio interview Friday, Santorum had a similar reaction.

    "What the president of the United States should do is try to bring people together, not use these types of horrible and tragic individual cases to try to drive a wedge in America," Santorum said"

    Well we knew the backlash was coming right...smh. He did the right thing but he wasn't obligated to.
    illedouta.mann
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  • The ProdigalsonThe Prodigalson Posts: 7,316
    Kimi wrote: »
    a.mann wrote: »
    a.mann wrote: »
    Princess Jihad wrote: »
    Lambent wrote: »
    I don't think there is a need for Obama to speak on this.

    The problem will soon be dealt with, it's pretty likely that Zimmerman is gonna get charged now, so there is no point in Obama possibly hurting his campaign by speaking out on this issue.

    How is it going to hurt his campaign when most people are against Zimmerman in the first place? If anything, it would actually help his campaign if he spoke out against injustice, especially with younger voters.

    help him if he spoke out???


    Obama will be crucified politically if he spoke publicly concerning this case , being accused of using it as a re-election bide!

    The Right Wing Conservatives and his enemies are no doubt waiting for him to say the least thing so they can misconstrue it.


    oh if only I could predict the Megamillion so easily....

    http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/ticket/trayvon-martin-shooting-white-house-senior-adviser-calls-162139957.html


    GOP Slams Obama for "Dividing this country up"


    "White House senior adviser David Plouffe lashed out on Sunday over a pair of comments by Republican presidential candidates Newt Gingrich and Rick Santorum to President Barack Obama's reaction to the Trayvon Martin shooting.

    "Those two comments are really irresponsible," Plouffe said on CNN. "I would consider them reprehensible."

    "If I had a son he would look like Trayvon," Obama said on Friday.

    "Is the president suggesting if it had been a white who had been shot, that would be OK because it wouldn't look like him?" Gingrich said Friday on Sean Hannity's radio show. "That's just nonsense. I mean, dividing this country up, it is a tragedy this young man was shot."

    In a separate radio interview Friday, Santorum had a similar reaction.

    "What the president of the United States should do is try to bring people together, not use these types of horrible and tragic individual cases to try to drive a wedge in America," Santorum said"

    Well we knew the backlash was coming right...smh. He did the right thing but he wasn't obligated to.

    We knew he ouldn satisfy either side. Shit is a lose lose anyway.
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