According to Geraldine Ferraro, a senior member of Hilary Clinton's campaign team.
Geraldine stood as the VP candidate with Walter Mondale in 1984.
Upon getting some flack for these ridiculous remarks, she said that people were being racist because she was white.
Hilary Clinton has "regretted" the comments, but not fired her, and has sent people out to defend her. See this thread on politicalbetting.com and look at the MSN video for how well this is going down.
The bizarre thing is that it may be true that candidates who are not white males may well get where they are when they would not if they are white males. (Geraldine maintains he would not have got there if he was a black woman). However Barack Obama is one of the greatest orators I have heard speak, on a par with people like Michael Heseltine, maybe even above. In short he could turn up at Klu Kux Klan meeting and stand a good chance of getting a standing ovation.
There is no one in American politics, and possibly world wide politics today who is as good at inspiring people.
Barack Obama is where he is today despite being black. If he was white this contest would have been done and dusted months ago. He is simply the best public speaker of his age.
JFK was no Barack Obama. He is simply that good.
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Does it matter that he's racist by any orthodox objective standard?
Read Steve Sailer's stuff here. Why not start at the beginning and work your way through?
And, especially, I would advise you to read this blog by John S. Bolton which brilliantly illuminates the future for whites who continue to accept the race-hatred coming their way.
In fact let's quote JSB:
Quoting Christopher Hitchens: "You often hear it said, of some political or other opportunist, that he would sell his own grandmother if it would suit his interests. But you seldom, if ever, see this notorious transaction actually being performed, which is why I am slightly surprised that Obama got away with it so easily. (Yet why do I say I am surprised? He still gets away with absolutely everything.) Looking for a moral equivalent to a professional demagogue who thinks that AIDS and drugs are the result of a conspiracy by the white man, Obama settled on an 85-year-old lady named Madelyn Dunham, who spent a good deal of her youth helping to raise him and who now lives alone and unwell in a condo in Honolulu."
Obama is not your future, but Madelyne Dunham, alone, ill and vilified before the tens and the hundreds of millions, is what may be expected to eventuate for those who would 'adopt' the 'transcendent' opportunist.
When Hitchens says "looking for a moral equivalent" what is really referred to is a search for a way to say everybody does it. 'Everybody does it, why can't we' is not a moral argument, but a way of avoiding moral censure and moral thought altogether. Obama sounds like a brazen amoralist; his confidence is not that of someone who believes he is good , but the shamelessness of one who considers himself protected from criticism, by some special privilege.
Here should be mentioned what all the self-righteous are in fear of speaking or observing:
It seems that no one will express the least surprise that mixed-race descendants have no concern for the well-being of their elders, and would opportunistically exploit and damage them without remorse. If this surprises literally no one, or none with a public voice at least, doesn't this also tell you that your future in the pro-diversity regime is to be that of Madelyn Dunham, and not that of Obama?
You're one of Obama's "typical whites" aren't you Benedict?
Would you, out of interest, support a white or asian Conservative politician who talked about "typical blacks"?
Or are you a modern "uncle Tom"?
Black racists have whites frightened in the US. If a black racist is elected, a very bad period is likely to follow (no matter what the cognoscenti liberal elite think) and even though the president is a temporary employee.
Another problem is that a president Obama (the follower of Islam) could energize Islamicists in the US, or those heading here.
The timing of an Obama candidacy is interesting.
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