Why are people still racist today?
You might be wondering how anyone could possibly plan to vote for Barack Obama, an arrogant but utterly unqualified, inexperienced extremist who has
spent his entire life surrounded by unsavory fanatics who hate America. For Gary Kamiya, the answer is simple, as he explained earlier this year in
Salon.com:
I admit it: I'm voting for Barack Obama because he's black. […]
I believe that most of Obama's supporters are voting for him for the same reason. Like me, they're drawn to his idealism, his youthful energy, his
progressive politics. But it's his blackness that seals the deal.
And that's OK. In fact, it's wonderful. […]
Obama's blackness is his indispensable asset. Without it, he would not have a snowball's chance in hell of being elected president.
It's OK to vote for Obama because he's black
Me? I prefer to favor actual qualifications... which is why I'd vote for Condi Rice over Obama any day of the week...
And not because she's black... blacker than Obama, I might add.
Hey! This guy's black! Why not vote for him?:
'sup, Tookie?