Blogcritics Comments on Dam Wright!

Comment by bliffle on Dam Wright!

Thu, 1 May 2008 02:38:18 EDT

Further illustrating the depth of Archies shallowness: "Anything that keeps Obama out of the White House is fine by me." It won't. By fall the short attention span of voters will insure a big yawn at the mention of Jeremiah Whatsis. The dust, confusion and distraction, however, may insure that us voters do not learn the nature of Obamas policies, which is very dangerous.

Comment by bliffle on Dam Wright!

Wed, 30 Apr 2008 21:17:18 EDT

Comment by Afiya on Dam Wright!

Wed, 30 Apr 2008 20:10:15 EDT

I believe in righteous indignation but Wright is it not wrong and dangerous to bring your political anger and upheaval into the pulpit. People do need to be lifted up and encouraged and spoken the truth to; and Jesus was very radical but we see him speaking soundly and boldly in love. Do not we as Christians want to imitate people who imitate Christ.

Comment by Arch Conservative on Dam Wright!

Wed, 30 Apr 2008 18:26:50 EDT

Anything that keeps Obama out of the White House is fine by me.

Comment by Ruvy on Dam Wright!

Wed, 30 Apr 2008 17:08:38 EDT

In the meantime we are all deprived of REAL news about REAL issues. That is the whole idea, madame. You are supposed to be deprived or real news and real issues so the idiots can play with your mind, or in the alternative, drive you from the polls altogether. It's called "dumbing down the electorate". The real news is to be found (or rather not found) in the cereal and grains aisle in your grocery store....

Comment by bliffle on Dam Wright!

Wed, 30 Apr 2008 16:51:56 EDT

As long as idiots keep beating the drums on this foolish non-issue they take the risk of creating a backlash of Obama-sympathy. it's a long time until the dems decide a nomination, and even longer until the election, so there is plenty of time to turn this around. In the meantime we are all deprived of REAL news about REAL issues. Frankly, I'd rather that Obama opponents drill him on his policies and plans. I've been frustrated trying to fathom what they really are by reading his ambiguous position papers, etc. For example on Healthcare I have a pretty good idea of where McCain stands and even Hillary, but I be damned if I can figure out Obamas specifics. And I'm not going to find out ANYTHING from the pundits, apparently. Sunday morning I gave up in disgust as all the interviewers and pundits could talk about was that nutcase Jeremiah Something.

Comment by Dave Nalle on Dam Wright!

Wed, 30 Apr 2008 13:45:12 EDT

I'm not sure Wright is actually hurting Obama any longer. His recent behavior has been so bizarre that no one is taking him seriously. Dave

Comment by Ruvy on Dam Wright!

Wed, 30 Apr 2008 05:34:29 EDT

I agree with Pablo here. But for my money, Obama is the far better deal. An open Jew-hater like him, surrounded by Jew-haters, will make clear to "Yossi Yisraeli", the Israeli version of Joe Sixpack, that the bought out corporate shills running the place for the American oil and banking establishment, Peres, Olmert and Barak, all belong on butcher hooks, treif as they are. So, Heloise, how does it feel to see the Judas' kiss crucifying your new Jesus? The only question is, how much money the Clinton campaign needed to make up the "thirty pieces of silver" to buy out Reverend Wrong?

Comment by Pam Baker on Dam Wright!

Wed, 30 Apr 2008 00:14:25 EDT

It's a shame the man is intent on derailing Obama. The Senator is a gifted orator and a class act all the way. Pity, that it will be his own pastor that will ruin his chances.