Comments on: Michelle Obama Retools "I'm Proud" Remark

Wife Of Democratic Hopeful Says Remarks Referred To Political Process

[truthspeake2]

OBAMA 2008...RIP Hillary, bigots, and the GOP!

[truthspeake2]

I wouldn''t have wasted time dignifying any answer to the remark and neither would any other minority in this country. Amazing that McCain''s wife would say anything seeing how she earned her money and status the good old fashion way (like Paris Hilton), by inheriting her father''s liquor distribution business here in Phoenix (Helmsley) and has never had to work a freakin day in her life so for her, yes, this is a country I''m sure she is very proud of. Where else can one become a millionaire off the backs of other poor folks in something that ought to be illegal like alcohol.

Once again, no smoke, no fire!

[ndjam]

Obama will lose...Hillary for President...After Hillary Clinton becomes President all you anti-Americans on this board who are ashamed of saying you are American can leave the country. Vote Clinton.

[bdrlnt4rl]

there was nothing wrong with her comment. it is taken out of context. she is excited and feels a different type of excitement and pride. this election year is full of firsts and she is part of it.

she should be proud of her country. before now, a black man, a woman and a mormon would have never been concidered for pres. something to be proud of, especially going this far in the elections.

it shows the prejudices are lessening, and i am sure she feels pride because of it.


she had no choice but to explain her words. havent you ever said something and had to explain it because soom nut wanted to take it out of context. if not, maybe you should run for pres. or better yet, i guess you can throw the first stone.

she had to rephrase because of the idiots out there trying to stir trash.

think about it, it does not take a brain surgeon to figure that out.

[bdrlnt4rl]

henryvu

how do you figure

[henryvu]

Something is very wrong with this country or with Obama''s fans. I think there are too many peiple got prosessed right now and they all are Obama''s supporters.
It is very clear that she is unpatriotism.

[bdrlnt4rl]

i have looked up tucc.org. it is very interesting. i had to really think about it. i did have a difficult time with the non negotiable commetment to africa, because i feel a pres should have a non negotiable commetment to america. i kind of think it is because they feel life started there and their hearts and roots are there. but nontheless, they should have their hearts here in america.

to be honest i am still looking deeper in to tucc before nov.

[nottellin1]

When I travel abroad, I never acknowledge that I am an American, because it stirs up too many potential problems. And now with the Nazis in the White House, I never admit my AMerican roots abroad.


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Posted by neoconism at 12:10 AM : Feb 21, 2008

In my travels, I cant imagine being considered anything other than American. I find if you treat others nicely, nationality is never a consideration. I am and always have been proud to be an American.

[bdrlnt4rl]

neoconism

guess what, you can leave. nothing stopping you.

if everyone is so hateful toward you being american, why do they all try to get in??

sounds like you are the nazi

[bdrlnt4rl]

shingles1

you said it buddy