Black People Politics : ELECT CYNTHIA MCKINNEY FOR PRESIDENT

[DARKSIDE MAGICK]

CHAOS

SINCE NO ONE HAS SAID ANYTHING ABOUT THIS BEAUTIFUL WOMAN.

Both Black and white progressives deliberately made themselves irrelevant to the Democratic campaign by failing to challenge Obama before and during the primary season. Now there is one remaining chance to put a healthy fear into Obama and to help build a Black-led movement that will fight for progressive values after the election is over: solidarity with Cynthia McKinney.

McKinney, whose last act in Congress was to submit articles of impeachment against George Bush in 2006; who courageously questioned the White House version of events before and after September 11, 2001; who acted as a one-person conscience of the House Armed Services Committee, speaking out against corporate and military mega-theft under both Clinton and Bush; who has with amazing consistency always placed principle above her own personal and electoral fortunes, is at this juncture in history the only vehicle through which progressives can both register their outrage at Obama and begin the process of rebuilding a mass, Black-led movement for real social change.



http://www.runcynthiarun.org/

 

[emanuel goodman]

CHAOS

SINCE NO ONE HAS SAID ANYTHING ABOUT THIS BEAUTIFUL WOMAN.

Both Black and white progressives deliberately made themselves irrelevant to the Democratic campaign by failing to challenge Obama before and during the primary season. Now there is one remaining chance to put a healthy fear into Obama and to help build a Black-led movement that will fight for progressive values after the election is over: solidarity with Cynthia McKinney.

McKinney, whose last act in Congress was to submit articles of impeachment against George Bush in 2006; who courageously questioned the White House version of events before and after September 11, 2001; who acted as a one-person conscience of the House Armed Services Committee, speaking out against corporate and military mega-theft under both Clinton and Bush; who has with amazing consistency always placed principle above her own personal and electoral fortunes, is at this juncture in history the only vehicle through which progressives can both register their outrage at Obama and begin the process of rebuilding a mass, Black-led movement for real social change.



http://www.runcynthiarun.org/

There is only one problem with her brother! The other folks dont like her like that so we wont get behind her. That is the cold hard truth about the matter. As i have allways said i thank the women is the iissshh and i wish it was tens of thousands mo like her. Then a brother would not allways have to answer the question" whats wrong why u allways look so angry all the time?"
because they would all ready know!

hotep

 

[Keita Kenyatta]

There is only one problem with her brother! The other folks dont like her like that so we wont get behind her. That is the cold hard truth about the matter. As i have allways said i thank the women is the iissshh and i wish it was tens of thousands mo like her. Then a brother would not allways have to answer the question" whats wrong why u allways look so angry all the time?"
because they would all ready know!

hotep

Yeah, you right! Now if is she and rev. Jerimiah wright was running for president and VP that would be a force. But her and Obama!?....he'd have a better chance pickin Huey P. Newton....lol

 

[MysteryDoors]

CHAOS
SINCE NO ONE HAS SAID ANYTHING ABOUT THIS BEAUTIFUL WOMAN.

Both Black and white progressives deliberately made themselves irrelevant to the Democratic campaign by failing to challenge Obama before and during the primary season. Now there is one remaining chance to put a healthy fear into Obama and to help build a Black-led movement that will fight for progressive values after the election is over: solidarity with Cynthia McKinney.

McKinney, whose last act in Congress was to submit articles of impeachment against George Bush in 2006; who courageously questioned the White House version of events before and after September 11, 2001; who acted as a one-person conscience of the House Armed Services Committee, speaking out against corporate and military mega-theft under both Clinton and Bush; who has with amazing consistency always placed principle above her own personal and electoral fortunes, is at this juncture in history the only vehicle through which progressives can both register their outrage at Obama and begin the process of rebuilding a mass, Black-led movement for real social change.



http://www.runcynthiarun.org/

Cynthia McKinney's statement on Obama nomination
While congratulating Sen. Obama for a feat well done, I would also like to bring home the very real need for change and a few of the issues that must be addressed for the change needed in this country to be real. First of all, a few of the more obvious facts: United for a Fair Economy (UFE) produces studies each year on the anniversary of the birth of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. entitled State of the Dream reports. UFE has found that on some indices, the racial disparities that exist today are worse than at the time of the murder of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.; for example, infant mortality, where the overall U.S. world ranking falls below Cuba, Israel and Canada.They also have found that, without a public policy intervention, it would take over 5,000 years to close the home ownership gap between Blacks and whites in this country, especially exacerbated because of the foreclosure crisis disproportionately facing Blacks and Latinos today.
http://www.iacenter.org/o/us/obama_mckinney061508/
The Power to the People Campaign has visited 24 states, and I believe there is already broad support across our country for these policy positions. The people deserve an open and honest debate on these issues and more. I encourage the Democratic Party and its new presumptive nominee, Sen. Obama, to embrace these important suggestions for policy initiatives.

 

[Enki]

Don't you all know by now that all candidates look good until you get them under the microscope?

Peace!