Ken Black"not-so"well

[LynneSin]

That's my new name for that asshole in Ohio because if he got governor you know that AFrican-Americans (which is his background), hispanics, poor white folks and a host of other people will not be doing well in that state.

Catch the trend!!


Yeah right Kenny!

[politicasista]

1. Uncle Tom hypocrite

:grr:

[racaulk]

2. "Your Vote Counts"

Yeah sure, Ken. Prove it!

[AndyA]

3. I hold a man in his position to a higher standard. The fact that

he is a black man, and should understand the negative side of not having a proper vote count better than anyone, makes it worse.

I don't understand black Republicans, and I don't understand gay Republicans. If any party ever was a shining example of discrimination, it's the GOP. There is simply no room whatsoever for discrimination in our world. It should not be tolerated by anyone, including by those who are in the group being discriminated against.

[LynneSin]

5. I had the term Uncle Tom but in this case it really does apply

He has sold his soul and hertiage to support Rich WHite men. Perhaps a better name would be Ken Whitewell.

And I hold that same standard for Lynn Swann (who would be nothing if it wasn't for his talent in Football) and Michael Steele

[EmperorHasNoClothes]

9. Money trumps race and sexual orientation

It's all about the money.

[liberal N proud]

4. You mean this Kenney boy...

Strickland shows tax forms, but foe doesn't

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Ted Strickland released a batch of federal income tax forms yesterday. His Republican opponent, Ken Blackwell, declined to join him, bucking a GOP tradition that dates back at least 35 years.

<snip>

Blackwell spokesman Carlo LoParo said there was "no particular reason" for Mr. Blackwell's decision, "other than it's not required." He added that Ohio's financial disclosure form for officeholders gave sufficient information about Mr. Blackwell's finances.

The state forms disclose officials' income sources, including investments. Mr. Blackwell stirred controversy this spring when his revealed he once owned stock in Diebold Inc., a vendor of Ohio voting machines. Mr. Blackwell said his investment manager had been instructed not to buy the stock, and that he sold it upon discovery in his portfolio.

The state forms do not disclose income levels or charitable donations, including the Stricklands' gifts of $800 to the Red Cross, $50 to the ACLU, and $100 to Planned Parenthood, which Mr. LoParo called evidence that Mr. Strickland is "a social liberal in every sense."



http://www.toledoblade.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060802/NEWS09/608020436

[LiberalFighter]

11. Absolutely!! Anyone donating to Red Cross is a social liberal

[LiberalFighter]

13. What non-social liberal organizations has he contributed?

How much to "Pro-Life"?
How much to real rich black republicans?
How much to lawyers that charge over $500 an hour to take away constitutional rights from regular folks?

[MissWaverly]

6. you mean Mr. Fraudwell

[LynneSin]

7. Yes Mr. WhiteWillBeWell

That's him

[MissWaverly]

8. no, you mean OnlyRepublicanvotewell

[MarkDevin]

10. Oh, you mean the 21st Century House Negro?

"Hallo, Massuh Bush! How is you, suh? You want Ah should sing you one o' dem ole Negro spirituals? Ah sholee duz lub duh Massuh Bush, yes I duz!"

[OzarkDem]

12. Ken Taftwell?

The one who is such an integral part of the GOP crime syndicate?