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    Who are the NERD fund donors Mr Snyder?

    Raise the curtain.

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    Overly partisan, not racist (none / 0) (#18)
    by Brady on Tue Aug 19, 2008 at 10:09:51 AM EST
    I don't believe Nick was purposefully engaging in race baiting.  It appears he was unwittingly engaging in race baiting.  The distinction, which Eric recognizes, is important.  But just because Nick wasn't deliberately engaging in race baiting, doesn't mean he shouldn't be called out for it.  Nick's fault isn't in being a racist, it's in being so overly partisan that he didn't even recognize that to many people his linking Obama to Kilpatrick appears to be race baiting.

    Looking over the recent articles and comments on Right Michigan, one thing is obvious.  Michigan conservatives and Michigan Republicans have almost nothing to say, good or bad, about John McCain's agenda for America.  The focus on Right Michigan seems to be RMGN, Kilpatrick, RMGN, Obama, RMGN, dissing Grahholm, RMGN, overstating ties between Kilpatrick and any other Democrat, RMGN.  But there's very little about McCain other than how he might pick a pro-choice VP.  It's rather odd, considering that he's the top Republican candidate this year.  I'd expect someone like Nick to beat up on Obama, especially on his proposed policies.  But if it's not balanced out with how John McCain offers a much better choice for America, I think we can pretty much guess the end result.  Liberals talking about Obama and conservatives talking about Obama, means Obama becomes the next President.

    COMMENT CROSS POSTED AT MICHIGANLIBERAL.COM

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