Condi says"George Bush Likes Black People" Huum

[goclark]

I saw her on television saying that he really cares about Black People and that" his Cabinet is the most multi-cultural,looks like America."


She said that when she travels around the globe representing America people are glad to see that he has selected an African American for the position.

AND, she added proudly "Colin Powell, an African American,was Secretary of State before I assumed the position."

:grr:

[Dr.Phool]

1. Did she mention

How he likes them cooked? You want fries with those?

[OrangeCountyDemocrat]

14. To Serve Man...... :-) nt

[tk2kewl]

44. one of the best twilight zones ever

[Snotcicles]

59. delete

[IChing]

2. "before I assumed the position."

Assume the position, I don't know did she really say

I assumed the position vs appointed to the position?
Let the jokes begin..........

[Kolesar]

11. "Do you want me to bend over--or will on my knees suffice?

Sir

[goclark]

20. That wasn't an exact quote but that was the idea

Sorry that I was just waking up and thought I was having a nightmare. :)

[calico1]

3. Yeah, he likes Black people and other minorities...

As long as they are self loathing, wanna be White people. :eyes:

[Cactus44]

4. Actually, I think he does as long as thier rich.

I don't belive Bush is a racist. I think he's a classist, which is very different.

Rich black people are exactly the same as rich white people in his eyes. And poor people are scum to him no matter what thier color.

[calico1]

5. Good point. n/t

[Behind the Aegis]

12. Good point.

The only color that man sees is GREEN! I am guessing Kermit the Frog may be the next nominee to the Supreme Court. It may not be easy being green, except in GWB's world!

[ultraist]

13. Oh, really? Bush isn't a racist? Is that why he rolled back 30 yr of AA?

http://www.commondreams.org/headlines03/0116-05.htm

Going Backwards
Bush Rolls Back 30 Years of Affirmative Action
by Andrew Gumbel in Los Angeles

The White House opened itself to criticism on one of the most racially charged issues in the United States yesterday as it announced its intention to intervene in a high-profile Supreme Court case and voice its opposition to affirmative action in university admissions procedures.

The case, centering on the University of Michigan's system of racial preferences, is expected to be a landmark in the long-running debate on affirmative action, which has already been eroded by local court rulings and popular ballot initiatives in several US states.

George Bush has made little secret of his opposition to affirmative action ever since he hit the presidential campaign trail four years ago, arguing that that it is unfair and possibly unconstitutional. Some of his advisers, however, have urged caution for fear of jeopardizing his chances of netting black and Latino votes when he runs for re-election in 2004.

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Was it just a coincidence that the thousands left to die in NOLA were Black?

What has Bush done for minorities to prove he isn't a racist?

[Cactus44]

19. I figured somebody would bring that up, and I thought of it myself,

but I think that was more of a political calculation that 'the base' demanded than any personal conviction of his own (as are most of his positions)

[ultraist]

25. Are you giving Bush a pass for operationalizing racism?

He operationalizes racism, at a federal legislation level and you claim he's not racist because you feel it wasn't based on any "personal conviction of his own?"

I don't give a shit what Bush's twisted thoughts are. ACTIONS speak louder than words (or thoughts).

Examine his supposed personal convictions or thoughts all you'd like, I'll judge him on his actions.

[Tim4319]

30. Amen!

Great point.

[greygandalf]

37. AA is a failure. People resent being "forced" n/t

[ultraist]

40. LOL! Yes, they do resent being forced.

They resented being forced to give up owning slaves.
They resented having to share water fountains, being forced to end Jim Crow laws.
They resented having their white children go to school with Black children, having the schools integrated.
They resented the passage of the Civil Rights Act and the Dems paid the price for that in the South for decades.

Tough shit. Sometimes it takes a little "forcing" to bring about progress.

[goclark]

26. Nope, Rich Blacks don't like him even though they like the tax

break. Who wouldn't?

I have the horror of having a Republican for a friend.

They invited me to a Republican Dinner and I thought I would go to just check it out. It was filled with BORING people with NO conversation of worth.

It was in Los Angeles, multi-cultural city.

There were 4 Black Republicans in attendance - about 500 Whites and maybe three Hispanics.

Two owned several Mc Donald's

One was in some kind of business

and my horror friend, who years ago worked for the Republican Governor.

Since then she has been APPOINTED to some commissions by DEMOCRATS.

We were treated nicely but that is it. No special treatment.

My horror friend has not had her door knocked down with any job offers.

The other African Americans that I know that are in the high tax bracket HATE Bush and they realize that he thinks nothing of them AT ALL.

And they felt that way BEFORE Katrina, after Katrina they KNOW he doesn't like them.

I think that 2 % is an honest number IMO

[ck4829]

6. Does it look like America Economically?

[stopbush]

7. "...he thinks everyone should own a few."

Sorry, but I couldn't resist dragging out that old chestnut.

BTW - when Sleaza says that *'s Cabinet "looks like America," does she mean that most Americans are sychophantic liars?

[Tim4319]

8. Condi, just because he has a multi-cultural cabinet,

does not mean he cares about blacks! His true feelings surfaced when he cuts funding for lower class multi-cultural neighborhoods, the same time he provide society's richer people with tax breaks.

How about the comments "Ole Barb" made in Houston?! Oh sure, they care a lot about black people!

[Cactus44]

16. Classism again, not racism. He screws poor people becasue they're poor

not becasue they're black. He screws plenty of poor white people too. And he showers the rich with gifts becasue they're rich, not becasue of what color they are.

Kinda that old Puritan thing as best I can tell- rich people are rich becasue God wants them to be. Poor people are poor becasue they're sinners.

[ultraist]

18. Wrong Cactus. Just because he's classist doesn't mean he's not racist.

WHAT has Bush done to promote equal access to opportunity for people of color? Can you name ONE THING?

[goclark]

29. Exactly! "No Child Left Behind" was designed

to leave poor people behind.

He USED Black children and encouraged their parents to pull out of Public schools and put them in his WHITE buddies Charter Schools.

He USED Black Ministers to preach against gays, abortion and Hip Hop so that he could push his parties agenda.

Armstrong Williams begged to be USED and he was.

Clarence Thomas BEGGED to be used to push the Crime Family's agenda.

He doesn't even SEE African Americans, he only sees GREED.

Black people see right through it... Go Kanye!!!

[goclark]

32. I am trying to think of a Black Person that he MADE rich

that was not doing his dirty work...

Colin -- dirty work
Condi - dirty work
Clarence Thomas - dirty work

Note: all of them could have made it without him!

Armstrong Williams? He ain't RICH!
and the money he was stealing, he is now in trouble for.

Oprah? She didn't need GW to make her rich.

P. Diddy and the Hip Hop crowd? Nope

The late Johnnie Cochran --- nope! He made his own way

Sports Stars - Nope, their skill got them where they are today

Johnson Publishing Company - he didn't hardly make them rich!

Black Ministers -- maybe he gave them a few $$ to get some votes for him but they would have been rich anyway because of their followers.

Jamie Foxx and other stars - Nope

These people would have been money makers on their own.

Now Clinton helped open doors for many Black Americans.

He put Ron Brown in place and Ron never forgot his people. That is just one example, Alexis Herman is another.

Clinton moved his office to Harlem and he was warmly welcomed.

Why - because ,he TRULY likes Black people and we know it.

[BronxBoy]

52. Could you imagine Bush and Condi.......

moving their office to Harlem?

:rofl:

[goclark]

57. ROTFL ~ my prayer would be that they end up serving time

in a jail in Harlem!!

Can you see it now! That could be a SNL skit.

[BronxBoy]

58. Hey Condi

Some nice Afrikan fellow just sold me this Rolex. He gave me a good deal too.

:rofl:

[goclark]

61. She would probably ask him for some "hot" shoes! ROTFL

[ultraist]

17. Good point. Tokenism is not an equal opportunity program!

It's window dressing that provides an excuse NOT to create real programs/legislation that actually create better access to opportunity.

The Bushcorp doesn't give a shit about Blacks or the poor.

Actions speak louder than words.

[SheWhoMustBeObeyed]

9. Well I'm glad we got that straightened out

"You people" should feel all better now! Whew!

:sarcasm:

[populistdriven]

10. Bush last week said "CASH MONEY" in reference to aid to quake victims

It just sounded strange to hear Bush speaking like that.

Anybody think he talks like that when he is speaking to his base?

[madrchsod]

24. he`s been watching tv again........

http://www.creflodollarministries.org/
Creflo Dollar Ministries

[Mayberry Machiavelli]

15. I guess she's the "anti Kanye West". Good luck with that.

:eyes:

[oregonindy]

21. he likes all people....long as they have money!

condi has a frickin oil tanker named after her

[madrchsod]

22. i luvs MY black peoples

and they justs luvs ME! even ole` black colin loves ME! ALL GOD`S CHILDREN LOVS ME!!!



and just what position did condi assume? one can only imagine!

[undeterred]

23. Bush Doing Condi is supposed to make up for

the 99.999999% who haven't been appointed Cabinet posts?

[WI_DEM]

27. yes, he likes them to "stay in their place"

it's interesting that Bush had the opportunity to make history with two Supreme Court nominations, but who is nominated? two White people. The only racial minority on the court is an Uncle Tom.

[elehhhhna]

28. ROTFLMAO! She said "I assumed the position"

he he

[goclark]

33. Check my early posts

I was listening on TV , early in the morning and I think I heard the word "assumed."

But any word that could fill in would probably not work either . :)

[CatWoman]

31. !

www.blackpeopleloveus.com

[Kurovski]

36. Hehehe! "Sally loves to touch my hair!"

It reminds me of all the photos of bush with his grimy paws on people's heads.

Edit: and as for Condi and Colin in the Bush Cabinet, I can almost hear Condi saying this one: '(George) always says things that make me feel special, like: "You're so cool, you're different, you're not like other Black people!"'

Funny website.

[Kurovski]

34. He has an odd way of showing it.

No, make that a nasty way of showing it.

Actions speak louder than words.

[ComerPerro]

35. He doesn't see skin color as long as you have the money

and share his twisted world view.

[tgnyc]

38. Why does anybody even ask her for her opinion on this topic?

[Kurovski]

39. Perhaps a reporter was given direct White house orders to ask?

:evilgrin:

[goclark]

47. It was a clip from one of the Sunday talk shows

I believe that the Media Fool was asking her about the only 2% of Blacks support the Chimp issue.

She was trying hard to find just the right words to make him sound so special and it flopped.

Wish someone has the clip.
Please..

[oasis]

41. That's great, but only 2% of black people like Bush's sorry ass. (n/t)

[Kurovski]

42. Condi's just saying that for the white base

who will then feel that Bush has done all he can because he "likes black people",--and gosh--that nice black Condi is saying it.

Condi doesn't really address black Americans directly, does she?

[oasis]

43. I don't remember seeing her in the company of black folk. Colin doesn't

count.

[Kurovski]

66. Hehehe!--n/t

[BronxBoy]

56. They all show up at a Black Church...

Once a year for MLK day. Does that count?

I have have always suspected that if you looked at the speaking enagagements, published materials and appearences by all of these so-called Black conservatives that you will find that they spend most of their time pandering to a White audience. I can't prove it but I feel it in my gut.

Which is why when they start all of this crap about the Republican way being the wave of the future for Black folk, I gotta laugh. If they really felt that way, they'd be working day in and day out trying to push their message in the Black Community


But we don't see that do we? Far easier to go on TV or speak to an entirely different race about what the Black community should do.

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[Kurovski]

65. I think they feel safest in a church.

No one is going to challenge them in the midst of worship and thanks.

Let's see them in an unscripted townhall meeting.

I remember Clinton entering right into the community, everyone's , and taking questions from everyone.

Hell, his offices are in Harlem. That say's a lot more than putting Condi in the massah's big house. (as Harry Belafonte said about Colin.)

[goclark]

60. Never that I can remember

Did you see her in the Gulf States when she went to visit the African American Church?

It was classic.
She was the closest thing I've seen to "a fish out of water."

* She actually had her eyes closed/taking a little snooze
probably tired and hurting from those $1000 shoes

She acted like she had never been inside a Black Church in her life!

* She was sitting with a White man, probably her assistant,no problem.

But, anybody knows when an important Black person comes to visit a Black church, the Head Deacon or someone very friendly is assigned to that person, to make them comfortable.

You will see them chatting quietly to the guest telling them about the order of the service etc.

I didn't see anyone that she was talking to except the White man

* After the service was over, Sleeping Beauty was wide awake. As she was exiting, she crossed over the aisle to ONE nice lady and shook her hand. The lady was smiling.

No one else moved out of their seat or reached to touch her hand.

Telling!

[Kurovski]

64. She might have had her eyes shut in prayer.

Praying that no one tear her raggedy ass from limb to limb.

It would have been a perfect opportunity for some subtle digs from the pulpit. *Sigh*, but I guess not in the presence of Jesus.

"hurting from those $1,000 shoes". Hehehe. :thumbsup:

[LittleClarkie]

45. So they've finally come around on the Affirmative Action thing?

Well ain't that a switch.

The idea, though, is to find someone who is COMPETENT from among a group of people.

The idea is not to pick from among your CRONIES OF COLOR, and exclude non-cronies of color.

You definitely need to be at least Republican and a minority, it seems. Otherwise he could give a damn about you.

[wmills551]

46. She makes a good point about the cabinet!

Having two black Secretaries of State is ground breaking. To attempt to deny this is racist.

[goclark]

48. There skin tones are African American, their deeds

are another issue all together.

That is not racist, that is just the truth.

African Americans know that Colin and Condi lied about WMD.

Condi was really out of touch when she went to see her people in NO.

They know she is a plant and serving her Master.

[Name removed]

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[iconoclastNYC]

50. As long as they are "MADE"...Bush crime family.

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[goclark]

53. Ditto Bronx Boy, Ditto!

[CatWoman]

54. I'm falling in love with Bronx Boy

he kicks MAJOR ass!!! :loveya:

[BronxBoy]

69. Oooooh

My first deleted post.

Sorry to break the rules but I hate that woman

[Karenina]

77. Pooh, I missed it!

BB, Condi is the "exception." She has been all her life. The *dauphin has annointed her. To imagine that any connexion she has to the Black community includes "personal responsibility" is to deny the "theory" of gravity. *Blithering Blivet has certainly afforded her a gravitas in his and her own mind (and who wants to bet *HE paid fer da SHOES :evilgrin:).

[goodboy]

55. Yeah, he think's everyone should own one. (nt)

[Kurovski]

67. The Bible speaks well of slavery.

We do indeed have people in this country who would welcome it back.

[goodboy]

70. Without a doubt. The repukes stance on labor law/min. wage tells

it all.

Basically, they've enslaved the poor already, and are working on the middle class right now.

[ismnotwasm]

62. I was watching the show "Cold Case"

It had to do with an old murder of a black baseball player who had the potential of breaking "the color barrier" At the end, the Black detective watches his nephew in a mixed little league game hit first base. The ghost of the murdered man tips his hat to the black detective-- He was a ground breaker. Very moving.

Then reality hit. Racism isn't gone. Bush is a racist asshole, in a country where racism is coming out of the closet in droves. Oh, yes how far we have come! But we have so far to go, and Rice stands for the worst of the worst. She is the one who plays the "race card" See? look at me! I'm black AND a woman! One. Black. Woman. Sacrificing any principle she may have had to this ignorant white man who uses people of color to further his ignorant agenda.
Evidently she's part of the 2% of blacks that "approve" of his bullshit.

Bush has two daughters of marriageable age. Who's coming home to dinner george? The thought makes you you squirm, doesn't it? Doesn't it george?

[goclark]

63. Good points!

I have never seen a picture of the Bush girls drinking or falling out drunk with a multi cultural crowd.

Seems like they would have one Black friend.


Condi continues to disappoint.

How anyone can call her brilliant is beyond me.

I am not impressed with anything that comes out of her mouth.

She is one mean mean machine and a tool for the Crime Family.

[Solly Mack]

68. Likes? NO! He loves!...loves black people to death even

and poor people, too!

[Deja Q]

71. Bush's cabinet is a big package of double-stuf Oreos.

Black and tough on the outside... white and soft inside.

And the race card lost its merit the moment Colin Powell did a 180 regarding Iraq.

[AspenRose]

74. Bwaaa! "Double Stuf Oreos!!!"

:spray:

[drb]

72. Of COURSE he likes Black people! They're always....

...making his bed, shining his shoes, and bringing him another glass of booze! Those are the only Black people he's ever seen!

Why woulnd't he like them?!

[NoSheep]

73. May she combust.

[Karenina]

76. Seconded.

[NoSheep]

78. Thirded. Is that allowed? I already voted once.

:D

[FVZA_Colonel]

75. She is right, George Bush does care about black people

http://bushniggas.ytmnsfw.com/

[BikeWriter]

79. Somebody remind her what Barb said about those people.