Obama Food Stamp - Bigots Never Get Tired

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First, they characterized Sen. Barack Obama as Curious George on a T-shirt.

Then they put him and his wife Michelle on the cover of the New Yorker characterizing them as a radical militant Islamist. Okay, we get it, there are people who really don't dig that a black man has a serious shot at becoming President of the United States. No surprise, we've seen people mixing that haterade since Rev. Jesse Jackson ran in 1984.

Now, a woman in a California conservative group, the Chaffee Community of Republican Women, has been distributing a mock food stamp with Obama's picture on it, complete with Kool-Aid, ribs, a bucket of chicken and a Watermelon. I mean, damn! Will it stop? In fact, let me answer my own question: probably not. ...

The closer Obama's presidency comes to being a reality, the more we'll probably see of garbage like this. And if he's elected, you can best believe the fringe nuts will come out of the woodwork, snivelling and drooling in their anger that for the first time in history the Commander in Chief is not a white male.

I saw a clue of that at rallies for Sen. John McCain where people all but screamed: 'you have to stop that black guy from getting into office!' To his credit, Sen. McCain has rebuked his followers for saying such things.

But unfortunately, this is probably the beginning of years of racist garbage the likes of which we haven't seen since the early 60s. I'm not fanning any flames, but I think people of all backgrounds, creeds, orientations and nationalities should be prepared for a certain sector of America to show its ugly a$$.

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