[Rhodes22-list] Another of Gov. Palin's "Real Americans"

[Brad Haslett]

Ben,

Racist, racist, racist, yada, yada, yada.

Go to Obama's website and donate some money.  I just did.  They took
it even though I faked everything but my e-mail, phone number, and
credit card number.

Donate to McCain and see what happens.  See what a hassle you get
including the security code you have on the back of the card.

You fools.  YOU FOOLS!

I have two places paid for in China - we and mine will be fine, thank
you very much.

As for name calling, Pete, you are a useful idiot!

Brad

On Thu, Oct 23, 2008 at 1:28 PM, Ben Cittadino <bcittadino at dcs-law.com> wrote:
>
> The following came over the AP Wire today.  I think the Dowd column and Gen.
> Powell were thinking of people like this when they criticized the tactics of
> the GOP this time around. Just my opinion. I could be wrong.
>
>
>
> "SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. - The president of a San Bernardino County
> Republican club resigned after apologizing for distributing a newsletter
> with a caricature of Barack Obama on a fake food stamp surrounded by ribs,
> watermelon and fried chicken.
>
> In a letter sent Wednesday to members of the Chaffey Community Republican
> Women, Federated, Diane Fedele said she was sorry for showing "poor judgment
> and lack of insight and sensitivity."
>
> Officials with the state Republican Party have said the GOP club is not
> directly responsible to the state party.
>
> In the October newsletter sent to about 200 members and associates, Fedele
> included an image she pulled from an e-mail making the rounds of the
> Internet.
>
> The illustration showed a $10 "Obama Bucks" food stamp with the Democratic
> presidential candidate's head on a donkey, surrounded by the foods linked to
> negative stereotypes of blacks.
>
> Black members of the club as well as GOP lawmakers and state and national
> party leaders condemned the newsletter as offensive and racist.
>
> Fedele denied racist intent but in her letter defended the message: "The
> point, that has been lost in the subsequent discussion over images, was that
> Obama will 'take from the rich and give to the poor' and that we ALL would
> be buying food with his 'Obama Welfare Dollars.' An ideological statement,
> not a racial one."
>
> The Riverside Press-Enterprise said the cartoon was created by Tim
> Kastelein, a 31-year-old Minnesota Democrat who said he made it in a
> satirical attempt to make fun of right-wing pundits afraid of a Democratic
> presidential candidate."
>
>
> Ben C.
>
>
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