I don't want to see anyone try to stake a racial claim on any government office, job, or anything else. The MLK anniversary should have no connection for someone who purports to be a post racial candidate. And Harold Ford was just the previous in a series of blacks hyped for the presidency by the US lib media - it's the ol' Plate of Spaghetti Theory - throw enough plates of spaghetti on a wall, and one of them is bound to stick.
I don't want to see anyone try to stake a racial claim on any government office, job, or anything else. The MLK anniversary should have no connection for someone who purports to be a post racial candidate. And Harold Ford was just the previous in a series of blacks hyped for the presidency by the US lib media - it's the ol' Plate of Spaghetti Theory - throw enough plates of spaghetti on a wall, and one of them is bound to stick.
I agree with what your saying, but I still am glad that people get along now where tha was not the case even when I was a kid and certianly not before I was born.
But it really was cool to think that MLK talked about a day when men are equal and here we have someone running for president.
We are not equal, that part is sad. Some are more equal than others. I dont think MLK would have wanted that anymore than I do. I hope so anyways
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