Comments on: Obama campaign’s Rev. Wright-style approach to fomenting ethnic hate

By: Donald R. McClarey

Donald R. McClarey — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 11:13:47 +0000

(Soy la mujer de Donald que escribe ahora.) Hay dos problemas con el aviso de ataque “Doe Caras:”
1ro) Al Sr. Limbaugh nunca le ha gustado mucho el senador McCain, asi` que es erro`neo enlazarlos en este aviso.
2do) Los comentarios del Sr. Limbaugh fueron usados fuera de contexto –
– en el primero, igualo` a los trabajadores sin experiencia ni educacio`n norteamericanos (!que incluyeron a mi madastra difunta!) y los de Me`xico, mientras hablaba del trato NAFTA; y
– en el segundo, hizo un comentario sarca`stico sobre las leyes de inmigracio`n de Me`xico, en contrasto con las de los EE.UU..
Concluyendo (con apologi`as a las revistas de historietas de DC Comics), me parece que los ayudantes del “Barack-man” que han compuesto este aviso de ataque sean los que tienen “Dos Caras.”

By: Tigger23505

Tigger23505 — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 03:21:39 +0000

It is perhaps too bad that no court in the country could apply such a sentence to those who wish to curse our country.

I try to remember to read this story at least once a year. Seeing Rev. Wright’s name reminded me of some of the things that he has said with in the walls of a church.
http://books.google.com/books?id=PFHkenBUXssC&printsec=frontcover&dq=The+Man+Without+a+Country#PPA7,M1

By: dad29

dad29 — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 01:54:37 +0000

IIRC, the comments attributed to Rush seem to be from his reading (literal–reading) of Mexican immigration law on one of his “Morning Updates.”

So Rush explains Mexican immigration law, “endorsing” it (in sarcasm) for adoption in the USA—and the Obama campaign says that it is Rush’s position?

Uh-huh.