Howard Stern exposes some idiot Harlem Obama voters

[xanadu]

Hold up, Professor History...

if your point is that mlk never ran for office as a dem, then i surely concede that. I would assume that mlk would have favored lbj over goldwater, but I don't want to look that up. also most of mlk's associates later ran as dems. nonetheless, in the interest of accuracy, you can swap in john lewis or thurgood marshall.

edit: it is also important to note that king was virulently opposed to lbj's decisions regarding the vietnam war. also, kennedy allowed j edgar hoover to tap mlk's phones, which led to later fbi blackmail efforts to suppress the civil rights movement. thus, mlk would definitely have reasons not to identify as a dem. however, i would doubt that he would have considered himself a repub either, especially not a goldwater or nixon repub.

[Big Swami]

Martin Luther King Jr. was registered to vote as a Republican. I can't imagine him voting for a Democrat any time before Goldwater instituted the "Southern Strategy."

[Tahoe]

Even you left-wingers have to chuckle at that one...

per usual from the lefties, its the "well both sides' response.

Ok, back to Bush sucks.

[Wilfredo Ledezma]

Expecting liberals to laugh at themselves is asking for the moon.

The study of conservatives being happier people than liberals has never been so true. Especially when Codename replys to each one of my posts...

[Tahoe]

Expecting liberals to laugh at themselves is asking for the moon.

The study of conservatives being happier people than liberals has never been so true. Especially when Codename replys to each one of my posts...

They are out there, just not very many of them.

[Uncle Mxy]

I thought it was funny, but it got a little repetitious.

What amuses me is that you couldn't credibly do the same thing with McCain's positions, because he's flip-flopped so much. Pro-choice? He's said words to that effect back in 2000. Iraq? He's been a critic of Bush on the war.

[Wilfredo Ledezma]

I thought it was funny, but it got a little repetitious.

What amuses me is that you couldn't credibly do the same thing with McCain's positions, because he's flip-flopped so much. Pro-choice? He's said words to that effect back in 2000. Iraq? He's been a critic of Bush on the war.

You couldn't do the same thing with McCain's positions because white people are divided politically by default.