The danger Wright presents is obvious enough. Wright has come to epitomize everything white Americans fear in an African-American public figure, secular or clerical. He is anti-white, anti-American, and avidly embraces and propagates all manner of bizarre conspiracy theories.
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But if Wright has come to be the poster child for what America fears in a black public figure, he gives Obama an opportunity to be the opposite. By playing off Wright, by attacking his views in depth and detail, Obama can define himself as the un-Wright, reassuring Americans and carving out his identity in opposition to the reverend’s rantings. —Dick Morris
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Blacks and conspiracy theories. Jeremiah Wright may be preaching to the choir. (I’d sure like to see a comparison with White’s beliefs in conspiracy theories, though. Truthers, anyone?)
Hat tip: Roger.
Oregon’s primary isn’t until May 20, long after when I thought the primaries would be decided. Looks like I was wrong.
If you want to vote for who should be the next president (or who shouldn’t be), you still have time to register. For first-time registrations in Oregon and changing party affiliations, the deadline is 21 days before the election.
Register now!
Goes right through Deep Throat.
Updated: Renamed from “The Nixon-Obama Link” to “The Nixon-Ayers Link.”
Ashley has another post on her blog: “Rats, Hopscotch, and Lyrics.”
Google Chart API introduced yet another chart type: the Google-O-Meter.

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