The Truth

BY: DR. FOREST LEWIS

 

I found myself asking this question the other day, "Am I Just A Dreamer, A Fool, Who Continues To Believe In The American Credo, That We Are All Created Equal?"

My roots are Cherokee Indian(NATIVE-AMERICAN) and African-American. I say this because, shouldn't we have had a Native-American President, years ago? I mean after all, my grandmother's people were here, long before the Europeans stumbled upon North America. When you factor in how my grandmother's people were treated, aren't these grounds that increases my argument on why a Native-American should be President? But, this is not how we go about electing a President in this great country.

I say, "Thank God" for that. A President is chosen by the people, not by the color of his skin, her ethnicity, or gender. Or, in the case of John the, "Ambulance Chaser" Edwards, the way that he "Combs His Breck Girl Hair."

A President is chosen based on a consensus of, "We The People."

But, hold the phone, just one damn minute. Female supporters of Hillary Clinton, largely White, say it is, "Their Turn To Have A Female In The White House."

My question is, why hasn't this sexist viewpoint been rebuked and repudiated by, "All Right Thinking Americans?"

Think about what this statement is saying. One, it supports creating a schism between the the sexes, not to mention, "People of Color."

I don't know about you, but I can't survive without female companionship. I enjoy a good cerebral discussion about issues that we not only face in our country, but in the world. I also appreciate a woman who believes in being autonomous; and one who takes care of her temple,(BODY) by exercising and eating properly. I would much rather hunt and fish with a woman, because a female is not out to prove that she is God's gift to either sport. Of course, there are other obvious reasons that we men love about women.

The other problem this argument of,  "Our Turn" creates, is how far do we carry this stupidity? Do people with only GED's, say its their turn next? Or, what about "Transvestites or Transsexuals?" Do you see the ludicrousness of this argument of, "It's Our Turn?"

There is no such thing as, "It's Our Turn To The Presidency." Becoming President of the greatest country in the world, is an earned "Priviledge, Not A Right, Because Of Your Gender, The Color Of Your Skin, Or Sexual Orientation."

A number of feminists see nothing wrong with creating a division between the sexes. Chances are they would prefer to be in the company of another woman anyway, if you get my drift. The columnist, Ellen Goodman, had some advice for Senator Obama in her column over the weekend:

"I have been thinking of her(Obama's Deceased Mother) not just because it's nearly Mother's Day but because Obama will soon have to reach out to Hillary's supporters, especially to women of a certain age who attached their hopes to having a woman in the White House. Obama has not yet had a "gender conversation with those women"

Ms. Goodman is of the opinion that Senator Obama's "Mama" as she called her:

"Would be the age of Hillary Clinton's most devoted demographic. She would be among those women who have gone through enormous transitions, making and remaking the female script. Dreaming big.

Goodman who writes in a condescinding way when it comes to Obama on this particular topic added:

"I am not suggesting obama drag out his mama as a prop. But he's staked his case for the presidency on his ability to bridge racial, cultural, party divides, to lead a post-partisan American. He's described how the root of this desire is in his DNA. Now he's faced with another divide: women who identified their success with Hillary's and who are unsure they will vote for him"

Well, Ms. Goodman, these women who "Identify With Hillary," have a choice, either vote for John McCain who has promised to appoint judges who will not be activists, or vote for Barack Obama, who will no doubt select a Supreme Court Justice cut from the mold of a Ruth Bader Ginsburg, or David Sutter!

Personally, I hope they vote for McCain. At least with McCain, I feel that he will protect our homeland, and with any luck, he "Will Appoint Strict Constructionists Judges."

I can't say the same for Obama.  Ms. Goodman who appears to be as angry as her hero, Hillary Rodham-Clinton, and the rest of the feminazis who believe that it's "Their Turn," have a clear choice. My grandmother used to say, "Don't Cut Off Your Nose To Spite Your Face."

Translation, vote for McCain or stay at home, either way, you end up "Screwing Yourselves." Frankly, I don't get Goodman's argument. To say that Obama has not reached out to females in Ms. Clinton's demographic group is ludicrous. These women made a personal decision to support a woman who is a known liar, deceiver and someone who truly couldn't care less about them. A person who will look them straight in the face, and "Lie," by saying, "I'm Doing This For You."

That is such a "Crock." No one could be that stupid to believe that Hillary Rodham-Clinton the, "Power Hungry, Self-Centered Narcissist," is running for President, in order to make "White Women Happy."

Look at how Clinton and her husband have treated African-Americans. Not only have the Clintons insulted, and disrespected this loyal group of Americans, Ms. Clinton has openly told them, "That She Doesn't Need Them To Win The Presidency."

So, tell me all about this self-serving woman's benevolent nature! 

By the way, "No Democrat Has Ever Won The White House, Without The Strong Support Of African-Americans." Hillary Clinton can not be that damn stupid!

The women who threw their support behind Hillary Clinton, did so for various reasons. I didn't know that there was a "Divide Among Women, " until Obama took the lead from Clinton. One has to ask, "What Role Has Race Played In This Alleged Divide?"

And guess who ginned up White females to go against Obama? Why, the woman who is perhaps hated more than any other person to make a run for the White House.

Of course, Ellen Goodman didn't address this issue in her column. She was all about telling Barack Obama "What To Do." I surmised from her writing that, "Groveling, And Shuffling His Feet, With His Hat In Hand, Should Be His First Move."

A President is the President of "All Of The People," not just a select group. It seems that Ellen Goodman is saying that the women who backed Clinton are some how "Special, And Therefore Deserves Special Treatment."

My answer to that is, "Nonsense." These women will have to look at the salient issues of the day. Then, they will have to make a decision on who to back for President. That is the American way. If they are angry because a "Black Man" will get the democrat nomination, then by all means, vote for John McCain!

We all have choices in life. However, there are concomitant consequences to the choices that we make. When you "Man Up, Or Woman Up, And Roll The Dice, Don't Complain, If Your Toss Ends In Snake Eyes."

Incidentally, this entire argument of these women seeing themselves in Hillary Clinton is a media manufacturered issue. It is the females in the media who are projecting this nonsense on normal, hard working Americans.

Why do I say this? Well, who has more in common with Hillary Clinton, Katie Couric, or the woman who works the "B Shift At The Factory In Your Neighborhood?"

What Ellen Goodman is suggesting to Barack Obama is the same shake-down tactics that Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton force on politicians. Are you following me? Jackson and Sharpton will threaten politicians, if they don't tow the line.

This is what Ellen Goodman is doing. She is using the Jackson/Sharpton handbook, which should be entitled, "How To Make A Politician Jump Through A Hoop, Like A Circus Animal."

Goodman's use of the word, "His Mama," is demeaning. When was the last time you heard Barack Obama call his mother, "My Mama." He always says, "My Mother."

Goodman is a Northeastern Jewish woman. Therefore, she can not blame the use of the word, "Mama On Her Southern Roots, Which She Doesn't Have."

Her fearless leader knows that the clock has run out. Case in point, listen to Hillary Clinton on the campaign stump In West Virginia:

"All the kitchen table issues that everybody talks to me about are the ones the next president can actually do something about, if he actually cares about it"

The use of the pronoun, "He," was that a Freudian slip?

I think so, because I believe this angry woman knows her time is up!