I don't think Nader talks "too smart". <br><br>Too many lives they've spent across the ocean. Too much money been spent upon the moon. Well, until they make it right, I hope they never sleep at night. They better make some changes and do it soon. -Things Goin' On/Lynyrd Skynyrd

Nader has an enormous ego and wants to be noticed. <br><br>That said, he has a point. Obama don't have no slave blood in him. <br><br>

<blockquote><font size=1>In reply to:</font><hr><p>That said, he has a point. Obama don't have no slave blood in him. <p><hr></blockquote><p>If that's indeed his point he argues then perhaps he should STFU with the "white guilt" talk about Obama. Can't have it both ways to be offensive without everyone laughing at you.<br><br>And no thank you for dropping that little "no slave blood" turdbomb, I didn't read that in the interview. I didn't realize that it might be a requirement for the life experience of a black American ... <br><br><br><br>Although Rush thinks so (I don't need mojo's password) from 6/23:<br><br>"(playing of "Barack the 'Magic Negro'") <br><br>RUSH: That's the Reverend Al Sharpton singing "Barack the 'Magic Negro,'" which is all about the fact that Barack's not authentic enough. He's not black enough. And, lo and behold, the same point has been made by this guy Steele at the Southern Christian Leadership Conference in which he says, "[S]hould Obama win the presidency in November the problems facing African-Americans will still require an outside voice," because Obama doesn't have slave blood in him, but his wife, Michelle, does. Ain't got no blood; ain't got no slave blood. So the guy who first wrote this "Magic Negro" column in the LA Times, David Ehrenstein, has been proven correct. The Southern Christian Leadership Conference has now said Obama's not authentic, no slave blood. He ain't got no blood, ain't got no slave blood. Michelle does. So he requires an outside spokesman. Point made."<br><br><br>Sure seems like Limbaugh has an influence on most discussion that makes an argument against Obama, Nader used all of it. The talking points are always the same ... white guilt, no slave blood, magic negro. I am sick of it, but I realize it's only just begun. <br><br> <br><br>

Nader has an enormous ego and wants to be noticed. <br><br>And Rush is simply one, huge, talking ego.<br><br>