Obama's "Mentor": God @!&%! AmeriKKKa

[Mike Vande]

They've been playing more and different clips of this nut.

One in which he claims The US Government created HIV to wipe out the African Americans.

Yeah, God (and the US Government) knows that African Americans can't resist sex, so they'd have to get taken by that.

Isn't that just a tad, oh, I don't know, denigrating towards African Americans?

But then again, I recall hearing that God had brought about AIDS as a judgment on homosexuals...and it was from pulpits in pentecostal churches...

[Dr. Ron]

This morning on "Today" they had a "black " pastor of a very large church in New York. He was very supportive of Wright. He said that the "charged rhetoric of the black preachers was the same as the prophets of the old testiment." He equated Wright with MLK !

They are going to stick together. I have black members in my congregation who decided that they "segregated" church was not the way they wanted to raise their kids. I applaud them. They are not supportive of this guy either.

But, I fear that this is a clear indication that if we elect Obama we will get a POC who is "their" president and not the president for all races.

I have no issues with a black president. I would embrace JC Watts or Condi in a heart beat.

[soulsearcher]

A McCain/Rice ticket would thrill me, as she would definitely be my choice for President down the road, but I've heard she is not interested.

D.R. I agree with you sir. It is very scary how totally unified the majority of blacks are in getting Obama elected, regardless of the message or the risk, the greatest being the lessons they are teaching their children.

[Martha]

With all the outcry about separation of church and state, why is no one speaking out about this man preaching from the pulpit and telling his people how to vote? I seem to remember a while back that ministers were told the church could lose its tax tax exempt status if they spoke or gave out information about how to vote. Double standard???

[DaJudge]

With all the outcry about separation of church and state, why is no one speaking out about this man preaching from the pulpit and telling his people how to vote? I seem to remember a while back that ministers were told the church could lose its tax tax exempt status if they spoke or gave out information about how to vote. Double standard???

Excellent point Martha. If a conservative pastor did this, they'd be yanking his tax exempt status in a heart beat.

[Gerald Creasy]

I believe the media gives it a pass because they somehow believe that religion is only good if it is for the "oppressed" or "lower classes".

In local media Religion stories are positive ONLy if it relates to an African American congregation.

They have gone after two of the largest Pentecostal churches in Louisville negatively playing loose with the facts. And even COGOP one year when they quoted Kathy Creasy regarding children being the tithe payers of the future (spinning that statement to imply that that was the only reason COGOP was interested in children)

[dawgs10]

not voting for his pastor.

[Jennifer Smith]

Could no longer watch the video but I've been hearing about this. I wonder if Obama distanced himself enough from it.

Janet Parshall was talking quite a bit about this on her radio show, from the spiritual standpoint of how to biblically handle it when you find a disparity between what your pastor is teaching and the Word of God. She had good things to say.