Posts Tagged ‘ Bush ’

Crystal Wright: Obama’s Terror Victory Missing Something

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Let’s not get confused, President Obama ended the hunt for Osama bin Laden but it was President George W. Bush who started it. And without Bush, Obama wouldn’t have been able to take credit for killing bin Laden.



Raynard Jackson: Can Africa Make The Cut?

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Whenever the U.S. government enters into a state of fiscal austerity, politicians always look for budget cuts from programs they deem to be less important or have little or no constituency. Foreign policy budgets, especially those directed towards Africa seem to always show up near the top of that list.



SONNIE JOHNSON OP-ED: Black Billionaires and Multi-Millionaires under Bush: Hip-Hop & Capitalism

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They can listen to a song and dream of living “the good life” but that same artist turns around and advocates for more public housing, food stamps, and overall government dependency. When will Hip Hop draw the line and share the whole story about their success with the very people that need the most inspiration?



Pictures & Death Threats from Liberals toward Bush: Aggh, How the Left Forgets

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The left in America has tunnel vision they see and hear what they want to see and hear. How many of them remained silent when death threats were directed at Bush? How many were outraged when images of Bush were being hung with blood pouring from his head at so called “Peace Rallies?



Really? Why Must Every Criticism of President Obama Be Racist?

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It’s ironic. When Democrats (including key Black Democrats) wanted Secretaries of State Powell and Rice to “fail” under the Bush Administration (i.e., not deliver the goals set forth by the Bush Administration in the best interests of the American people), it was not out of racism and not wanting to see the first two Black secretaries of state to success. Of course, it was out of principle against the Bush foreign policy.



Former Black Democrat Speaks Out!

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I will never vote for a Democrat again. My relationship with the DNC has been troubled from the beginning . Much to the dismay of my family and friends I came out as a conservative in 2008. This shift in my political ideology was more complex than I had anticipated. The strongest challenges relate to my gender and ethnicity such as societal perceptions of what makes a good African American feminist. I had to break free of the labels and look at my values not as a Democrat or a Republican, but as Afrocity.



The Arrogance & Hypocrisy of the “Fake Protestors” Charge

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After eight years of Cindy Sheehan, Code Pink, Congressmen arrested outside embassies, and other anti-war, anti-globalization, anti- Bush protests, it was easy to get the impression that liberals love to protest. It seems like the Saul Alinsky way-”How to Be an Activist 101.” You have to cause a scene, right? Wrong. Now Democrats tell us a citizen being disruptive is suspect.



It All Means Nothing, If Kids Can’t Read

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From the 2008 election cycle you would never know that the most important issue today is the dismal state of our public education system. I feel comfortable making such a strong proclamation because none of John McCain’s or Barack Obama’s promise of “change” can last or transform when 30% of our young people perpetually fail [...]