OMG OMG OMG

[Ballygrl]

I.m on the road, i had to drop my mom off at the post office, so i.m waiting outside for her and i see this black man walking by slowly, had to be in his 60 70.s and he had a dark blue shirt on, he.s walking slow and i see the Obama symbol, i look close and the shirt says Nope and underneath it says You Can Keep The Change ROTFLMAO

[Airwolf]

Bwahahahaha

[franksolich]

Thanks for the report, madam.

That's heart-warming, to know the message's getting through.

[WinOne4TheGipper]

I.m on the road, i had to drop my mom off at the post office, so i.m waiting outside for her and i see this black man walking by slowly, had to be in his 60 70.s and he had a dark blue shirt on, he.s walking slow and i see the Obama symbol, i look close and the shirt says Nope and underneath it says You Can Keep The Change ROTFLMAO

Well, he's quite obviously a racist who wants to lynch congressmen from Indiana.

[Karin]

 

[Ballygrl]

I'm home now!

OMG! I was stunned! I thought for sure when I saw the logo that it was going to be pro-Obama, so I stretch my head to see what the slogan said and I couldn't believe it said "Nope" with the Obama symbol and "You Can Keep The Change". I didn't expect that at all.

[Rebel]

Times are a changing. The local conservative talk show host in Jackson, Mississippi is Kim Wade, a black businessman.

http://www.kimwadenoexcuses.com/



The Dimocratics are going to get more and more racist as their black constituents start leaving them in droves.


BTW, read his bio:

I was born in the in Decatur Illinois in 1956. I am the last of 11 children of Willie and Carolyn Wade.   Lasting memories of my Midwestern upbringing were that my parents never talked about racism. While I am sure they experienced it, they never came home downcast and dispirited from dealing with it in my presence. We were never told what our limitations were.

I distinctly remember my grandmother and me discussing Alex Haley’s mini-series “Roots”. I remember her encouraging me not to dismiss earlier injustices that earlier generations may have endured. But, she said, not to dwell on them either. She said,” Take the ball and run with it as far as you can. That would be payback enough.”

I was the first in the family to go to college. I was blessed to be a part of the generation that the “dollars fell on” in terms of the boundless opportunities available to the “prepared.”  After 2 years at Junior College, I finished at Morehouse College in Atlanta Georgia.  It was there the professors would point to Mayor Maynard Jackson and encourage us to conduct ourselves like Maynard.  Whenever Maynard stepped before the press, his positions were always grounded in either facts and/or the law. The professors admonished us that we will never get knocked off center if we do that.

The week of graduation Min. Farrakhan spoke at our baccalaureate. He told us there was no unemployment problem in the black community, but there was an attitude problem in the black community – the attitude that you have to receive top dollar before you’ll work for anyone. He said in that case there may not be any work for you, but there is still plenty of work to be done. I joined the Nation of Islam that weekend in May of 1979.

I spent years in the Nation of Islam dining at the banquet table of hate. I spent years trying to prove Jesus was not the “Christ!”  Islam appealed to me in my youth. But I found as you get older and the storms of life get to beating on your door, you’ll be looking for grace and mercy when that happens. And those virtues simply are not found in Islam.

I renounced Islam and rededicated my life to Christ. I also returned home to conservatism. This was during the end of the Reagan era. I remember an editorial in the Atlanta Journal Constitution about Reagan. It noted that President Reagan didn’t stop someone from going to college or having babies. He merely tried to open the doors of opportunity and said, “Let those who will, come.” I realized black people would not partake because they wanted to hear Reagan say here’s the “black door.”  President Reagan would not do it. That principled stand moved me to learn more about Ronald Reagan.

After studying Reagan, I changed into a Paul Revere for conservatism. I remember telling my daughters I’d rather they return home from college crack heads than a democrat! Besides, I told them, I’ve seen people kick the crack habit. So convinced was I of the superiority of the conservative viewpoint, I started calling talk radio shows. I eventually got invited to sit in as a co-host.

Subsequently, I started badgering Charles Evers station manager at WMPR 90.1 fm (100k watts) in Jackson, Mississippi about the need for a conservative radio show. After a year he relented provided I could pay the $150.00 per show.  I was on the air for 7 years and paid over $28,000 out of my pocket. I eventually got picked up by WJNT News Talk 1180 am (50k watts) station in Jackson. I have been at WJNT going into the 9th year.

My audience is about 60/40 white/black split. The blacks grudgingly accept the correctness of what I say though they may not like the bluntness of it. Some whites are vindicated by what I say. I am unapologetic about my views.  I have the ability to turn a phrase. So I keep my audience listening for the memorable zingers. Because I am able to intersperse humor with knowledge of the subject matter it keeps them listening for that next zinger. People will often ask, “Where do you come up with this stuff?”  I did comedy on occasion at a club I owned some years back.

I have recently had the opportunity to sit in for Matt Friedeman on the Matt Friedeman Show on the American Family Radio Talk Network heard on over 150 stations throughout the country. For 2 and ½ hours each day for a week, I enjoyed lively give and take from callers to the show.  Matt also calls on me to guest host from time to time.  I hosted an hour long, interim program on AFR Talk, The Kim Wade Show, for several weeks following my time on Matt’s show.

In the end though, my world view was shaped and the guardrails formed by what I learned at the dinner table as I grew up. I can speak with certitude that comes across in my delivery because I know my parents had my best interest at heart.

 â€œLet’s turn some caps around!”

Kim Wade

http://www.kimwadenoexcuses.com/bio.html

[Ballygrl]

Times are a changing. The local conservative talk show host in Jackson, Mississippi is Kim Wade, a black businessman.

http://www.kimwadenoexcuses.com/

The Dimocratics are going to get more and more racist as their black constituents start leaving them in droves.

Forget who it was that I was listening too, maybe O'Reilly? or Hannity? and whoever the guest was, they were saying the Democrats have nothing so they're going to really play the race card. I don't get that mentality at all, you're just going to rile up some blacks, but you're going to alienate whites, hispanics and asians. It's a lose lose strategy IMO.

[Rebel]

Forget who it was that I was listening too, maybe O'Reilly? or Hannity? and whoever the guest was, they were saying the Democrats have nothing so they're going to really play the race card. I don't get that mentality at all, you're just going to rile up some blacks, but you're going to alienate whites, hispanics and asians. It's a lose lose strategy IMO.

[youtube=425,350]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8sbvXvS3LhA[/youtube]

[Karin]

Ballygrl, I heard that last night, too.  It was Hannity, I think.  You're right, playing the race card over and over and over again pisses a lot of people off.  "You are a disgusting racist piece of shit!!!  Now won't you vote for our side?" 

[Rugnuts]

[youtube=425,350]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8sbvXvS3LhA[/youtube]

i wish i could carry that video around and show to every person who spouts of "they're racists"

^5

[Ballygrl]

Ballygrl, I heard that last night, too.  It was Hannity, I think.  You're right, playing the race card over and over and over again pisses a lot of people off.  "You are a disgusting racist piece of shit!!!  Now won't you vote for our side?"

The funny thing is you're really going to tick off those that voted for Obama in 08. Gene Simmons admitted to voting for Obama basically because the election of Obama would be historic, it was a stupid reason to vote for someone of course, but are Democrats going to turn around and called Gene a racist now because he doesn't support Obama anymore? Don't look at racism as the reason for Obama low poll numbers, they wouldn't be that low if unemployment was low and he didn't spend like he has.

Awesome video Rebel!

[Tucker]

Thanks for the report, madam.

That's heart-warming, to know the message's getting through.

What message?

Don't you know obama is going to win in a landslide. He will take more states than Reagan did in 84.

I know it's true because I read it in the news paper, heard it on the radio and saw it on the TV.

[commonguymd]

I.m on the road, i had to drop my mom off at the post office, so i.m waiting outside for her and i see this black man walking by slowly, had to be in his 60 70.s and he had a dark blue shirt on, he.s walking slow and i see the Obama symbol, i look close and the shirt says Nope and underneath it says You Can Keep The Change ROTFLMAO

Awesome

[OhioGringo]

"I don't care who you are. That's funny right there."
--Blue Collar Comedy Tour

The T-Shirt, that is.

[Freeper]

What message?

Don't you know obama is going to win in a landslide. He will take more states than Reagan did in 84.

I know it's true because I read it in the news paper, heard it on the radio and saw it on the TV.

He will be the first president to ever win all 57 states.

[FreeBorn]

Just a stab in the dark here but I'll wager this man didn't fully realize what he was wearing.
Maybe he thought he knew what that shirt was all about when he spied it on the rack down at the Salvation Army store but his cataracts kept him from realizing his folly. Now that, if true would be some funny sh!t right there!

[Evil_Conservative]

He will be the first president to ever win all 57 states.

You beat me to it. 

H5 because great minds think alike.

On another note, that man was clearly a racist.

[Freeper]

You beat me to it. 

H5 because great minds think alike.

On another note, that man was clearly a racist.

H5 back at ya.
You may have a great mind, I'm not sure about mine though. 

[diesel driver]

The funny thing is you're really going to tick off those that voted for Obama in 08. Gene Simmons admitted to voting for Obama basically because the election of Obama would be historic, it was a stupid reason to vote for someone of course, but are Democrats going to turn around and called Gene a racist now because he doesn't support Obama anymore? Don't look at racism as the reason for Obama low poll numbers, they wouldn't be that low if unemployment was low and he didn't spend like he has.

Awesome video Rebel!

Calling Gene Simmons a "racist" is a 2 for 1 deal.  Gene is also Jewish, so would it also be anti-semitic to call him a racist?

[Ballygrl]

Just a stab in the dark here but I'll wager this man didn't fully realize what he was wearing.
Maybe he thought he knew what that shirt was all about when he spied it on the rack down at the Salvation Army store but his cataracts kept him from realizing his folly. Now that, if true would be some funny sh!t right there!

The only thing though is this, my Husband looks really good in the color blue, so he has tons of t-shirts in dark blue that I've bought him, with washing blue fades, it's still dark but it's not the same as when a dark blue shirt is brand new, this guys t-shirt looked brand new, I'd say if any washing has occurred it was only a couple if any at all.