Few people know that Nader is actually OLDER than McCain. Me's a man out of step and stuck in the past. Until hearing his comments, I forgot he was even in the race.
Obama takes a non-racial approach to politics and many have issues with him.
But we are to believe that the results of the presidential race indicates that we're uniting as a country.
Well as I stated in the entry, Obama should not be held to a different standard to that of any OTHER presidential candidate. The constant reference to his race bespeaks of immaturity, sour grapes and of course racial animus....but again, this is coming from the left. Black folk had better reevaluate their current "DNA" based connection with the progressives this time....these antics are coming from folks who are SUPPOSED to have your interests. Funny, how the interests change when a Black man has a fighting chance.
dburt,
You're statements are too true. All Nader had to say was that he disagreed with Obama's stance on consumer rights and leave race out of the discussion.
But I do wonder if racist attacks on Obama will increase now that some liberals are questioning if he's liberal enough:
http://www.alternet.org/election...ection08/89761/
Those who are really ticked off are death penalty opponents, who deplore Obama's "Kill the pedophiles" opinions:
http://www.alternet.org/election...ection08/89573/
And gay activists, who resent Obama's stance that marriage is one man and one woman:
http://www.worldontheweb.com/200...is-this-change/
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