First Obama allowed a right-wing evangelist to attack gays at Obama campaign events because he thought he could get the black evangelical vote by throwing gays under the bus.

Indulge their bigotry against gays and they’ll know he’s one of them.

Now, he’s attacking the people who worked to get the civil rights laws passed that guarantee him the freedoms he now enjoys. I was one of those people.

I say to Hell with Barack Obama!

If it hadn’t been for people in the 50’s and 60’s fighting for equal rights for blacks, Barack Obama would be a pissed off gas station attendant whining that he can’t get promoted to manager because all the managers are white.

It saddens me to say that I’m not sure I can vote for Bigot Obama if he gets the Democratic nomination. There’s a reason he’s popular among Republicans and it isn’t pretty.

Now Obama & Clinton are talkin' about her generation
This comment by Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama yesterday on Fox News Channel's Studio B with Shepard Smith. ...
"I think there's no doubt we represent the kind of change that Sen. Clinton can't deliver on and part of it is generational. Senator Clinton and others, they've been fighting since the '60s, and it makes it very difficult for them to bring the country together to get things done."
... Has led to this response (in an e-mail to us) from Clinton spokesman Phil Singer:
"We think Iowa caucus-goers would reject the notion that anyone over the age of 50 should be disqualified from serving in elected office."
For the record and as points of reference: Obama is 46, and had just turned 8-years-old when Woodstock was held. Clinton is 60, and would have been 21 when Max Yasgur's farm was used for that festival.

Now Obama & Clinton are talkin' about her generation - On Politics - USATODAY.com.