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p> John McCain, paternalistic? I'd say he is always ready to take a shot at Conservatives. Liberals and liberal blacks do not receive his ire. Just remember John McCain was negotiating to leave the Republican Party in 2001 and again in 2004 when he wanted to be John Kerry's vice presidential candidate. Mr. McCain is self-serving and self-promoting first and foremost. He has convinced himself he doesn't need Conservatives this time around. We'll see. br> -- Judy Beumler br> Phoenix, Arizona /p> p> UNFORCED ERROR br> Re: Robert Stacy McCain's Obama's Eagleton Affair : /p>

Stacy McCain stated that "No one can yet point to any official action by Obama that reflects the 'black liberation theology' espoused by Wright."

However, how "official" does the "action" need to be to prove that Obama believes in the "black liberation theology"?

Obama is clearly one of the most, if not the most, liberal senators, and he has surrounded himself with radical liberals his entire life. Anyone looking objectively at the current facts should easily, and rightfully, conclude that Obama chose Wright because of his "black liberation theology," because that is what Wright preaches and what he is known for. The liberal press would like us to believe that it was an isolated sermon where he made all the leftist remarks and Obama did not know about them until he read about them in a magazine. However, that sermon was just an ordinary and usual type of "black liberation theology" sermon that Wright preached on any given Sunday. Obama, being the leftist that he is, actually believes in the "black liberation theology," but he won't dare say that in public and he won't be specific that he disowns the "black liberation theology" either in public because he knows the liberal Blacks will disown him.

p>Mr. Wright was correct when he alluded to the fact that Obama has not repudiated him or "black liberation theology" and that Obama is just doing what other liberal politicians do, which is lie to the public and hide his liberal ideology and act more centralist than he really is (sort of like when he was bashing NAFTA and yet telling Canada that it was just lies to the people to get votes).

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