Race issue finally reaches the surface

I’m surprised it took as long as it did but the issue of race has finally reached the surface for the Democratic party.  It seems like it was just going to be a matter of time and a how but the with the first African-American presidential candidate with a real shot at winning in the race this year, the issue of race was bound to surface.

I think it is also fair to say that it is exactly what the Obama team wanted and it couldn’t have come at a better time heading in to South Carolina where African-Americans make up a 50 percent majority of Democratic voters.

The Clinton’s just can’t seem to stay out of their own way.  First Bill Clinton refers to Obama’s presidential campaign as a “fairytale” and then Hillary makes the following statement:

“Dr. King’s dream began to be realized when President Lyndon Johnson passed the Civil Rights Act of 1964,” Clinton told FOX News last week in remarks that sparked the current conflict. “It took a president to get it done.”

Some say the comment takes away from Dr. King’s accomplishments and sacrifice and others say the comment is simply blown out of proportion.  Either way, if you’re Hillary Clinton, why make the comment? What good could come from? We now know the bad that can come from it.

2 Responses to “Race issue finally reaches the surface”

  1. Snide Says:

    This Election is so ridiculous it’s a waste of time.
    Yep, gonna look close down to the wire & then Clinton wins.
    It’s all PC BS & has all been sit up to keep the masses happy.

    Does anyone think an unknown black guy is going to beat a Clinton?
    Why does Hillary ask dumb questions?
    Because that’s what her handlers are telling her to say.
    Vote for whom ever U want but there will be a Clinton in the
    White House in ‘08
    Bush stole the last 2 elections & if need be I’m sure the Clinton’s are capable of doing the same thing but they will never have to do this
    Watch & see what happens

  2. Mine Says:

    Obama just won Nebraska, Washington, and Louisiana giving him a boost of momentom. I definitely think he’s got a very good shot at winning the nomination.

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