The word "nigger" is not something geared towards foreign blacks.
He's not foreign. He's an American. The President of the United States, in fact. Your President. Your Commander-In-Chief. Your boss. Boy.
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Do you realize that Obama is not the first president to be questioned about his birth certificate?
Yes, except every other Prez before him was "questioned about his birth certificate"...once. When they asked, "Are you American?", he said "Yes", and that was it. There's no comparison to this ongoing moronic kiddie-shit the Rightwing Extremists pull.
Because all the other candidates provided the standard documentation. Obama did not.
As for the "Right Wing Extremist" bullcrap (again, a phrase that is the *stated* attempt to demagogue anything the Republicans say, by Schumer/Reid/Pelosi) please explain to me how this Obama birth certificate controversy is a "right wing extremist" plot, when it was begun by the Hillary Clinton campaign in 2008, way before any Republicans even mentioned it?
Most Republicans distance themselves from the "birthers", and yet you seem to spin it as some mainstream Republican plot, in your attempt to demonize all Republicans as "extreme". Again, interesting and remarkably coincidental, that you use the exact catch-phrase that the Dems use to demonize Republicans. You condemn partisanship, and yet parrot the most extreme talking points of the Dems to demonize Republicans. What's wrong with this picture?
You may also recall that Democrats pulled the same crap on McCain, alleging that McCain was unqualified because he was born outside the U.S., despite that he was born at a U.S. naval base (i.e., American soil). But since he is white, the race-card could not be exploited for McCain.
So it isn't "racism" to ask for Obama's documentation. It's politics. And a liberal double-standard.
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Not "right wing extremist" in origin.
And perfectly okay to do to McCain.
But when Obama takes 3 years to produce the documentation all other candidates readily provided, it's suddenly "racist".
