Does anyone actually believe that Clinton or Obama are racist/sexist?

[Zynx]

Poll question: Does anyone actually believe that Clinton or Obama are racist/sexist?

Does anyone actually believe this?

[HiFructosePronSyrup]

1. I think the 9-11 fear-mongering...

is racist. Yes.

[Zynx]

2. I think McCain's burka comment was racist.

Did you hear that one?

[HiFructosePronSyrup]

7. No.

But I expect racism from Republicans.

Part of the reason I'm a Democrat.

[flpoljunkie]

3. Racist? No, but the Clintons are indeed playing the race card.

[sandnsea]

4. Nah, just classless power-hungry has been

Hillary is using race and is willing to split the Democratic Party to get what she wants. It's beyond racist, it's politics of pure destruction.

[butterfly77]

5. How about no they're not...

[Zynx]

6. I'm changing my "Blarggle" to that.

[Yael]

8. No. Neither of them.

This whole thing is beyond stupid.

[killbotfactory]

9. Being racist/sexist is not quite the same as being willing to use racist/sexist smears

If the candidate will resort to anything to win, they'll use these type of attacks whether they are racist/sexist or not.

[Zynx]

15. I think that allegation implies a racist tone.

If you are declaring someone is willing to use race to divide, that's close enough for me.

[mtnsnake]

10. Nobody believes it. The Obamaites just make a living doling out that bullshit

Obama isn't racist and neither are the Clintons. The only racists around here are the Republican moles who come here and disguise themselves as supporters of Obama. That's unfortunate for the true Obama supporters because the moles are giving them all a bad name.

[Barack_America]

11. I can't vote twice. How do I select that neither are racist/sexist?

For the Clintons specifically, I don't believe that either are racist, but I DO wonder if some of her advisors are out of touch wrt civil rights and race.

(And yes, I do believe that the Clintons are willing to use race in order to win.)

[Zynx]

14. I will adjust and vote for you.

[DJ13]

12. Rascist, not really. Win at all costs even using rascism to get there?

Definately yes where the Clintons are concerned.

[MethuenProgressive]

13. The more Obama accuses Clinton of being a racist, the more sheep will believe Him.

The Big Lie.

[mrdemocrat78]

16. Funny... I haven't heard him accuse ANYONE of being racist

I just keep hearing clinton saying he has. In fact, Obama has yet to respond.

[maddiejoan]

17. He responded for Biden

on Clinton he decided to vote "present".

[Zynx]

18. Okay, that was a low blow, but well played.

Haha ;-)

[maddiejoan]

20. and no gender or race added!

;)

[Diane R]

19. Clinton will be anything to be elected....including becoming a racist.

[Double T]

21. Tell me you're kidding.........please.

Where does ALL this animosity for HRC come from?

[Proud2BAmurkin]

22. No and no eom

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[Uncle Joe]

23. No, it's a shiny bauble, the corporate media use to distract the American People

from the real issues facing them today. They also do this for the primary reasons of dividing the Democratic Party and taking the focus away from the other major candidate and the issues, he is raising which the corporate media find uncomfortable.

They don't want to talk about corporate corruption, CEO pay going from a ratio of 26 to 1 as compared to their workers to 300 to 1 in a decade or so, the corporate lobbyist's strangle hold on our dysfunctional government.

Even John Conyers was afraid to pursue impeachment against Cheney/Bush, not because there wasn't good reason, but because he knew what the corporate media reaction would be. That's the kind of out sized power of persuasion, the mega corporations have.

So long as they focus the American People's attention on a trumped up dispute between Hillary Clinton; who they view as their friend as a supposed racist or Obama; who is ambiguous about his intentions as supposedly sexist, none of those other issues will be addressed by the corporate media and the American People will be all the poorer for it, in making their deliberations.

The corporate media doesn't represent the people, they represent the corporations.