Any thinking person can see that Clinton is the victimizer, not Obama, hell, Stevie Wonder and the late Ray Charles could see that.

Don’t tell me we have to put Rev Wrong’s remarks in context, Obama didn’t put Ferraro’s comments in context, he didn’t even put his own grandma’s comments in context. And comparing grandma’s occasional racial stereotype in private with Rev Wrong’s open anti-American rant is an insult to my intelligence.

It’s an OK speech, nice reading from teleprompter, but, well, it didn’t convince me.

There was nothing in his speech that suggested that he or anyone else is a victim. He laid all the cards on the table, Told Americans about his life and gave an open and honest assessment about race in this country so that everyone will know where he stands on the issue.

Obama gave the best speech on race that I have ever heard in MY lifetime. He managed to capture the truth of race relations in this country. He acknowledged the anger and fears of both sides of the spectrum. He portrayed, all in the same speech, the public and private thoughts of both Black and white Americans. I can’t think of a more honest assessment on the issue of race in this country. If you can’t see that it’s either because YOU DON’T WANT TO or you never saw the speech to begin with.

One of things he said in his speech is that while we are focused on petty distractions such as this, The economy is still bad, our troops are still in Iraq, Ameicans still don’t have affordiable health care and is losing their jobs and homes. We Americans need to get our priorities together. Which is important? The angry rantings of an old man or bringing America back into the glorious nation it once was?

Anytime I hear the word brown in relation to people, now, I think of Texas, George H Bush, and Latinos.