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TML> SIteTest1 Proof that our Nation remains divided.

Racism is endemic in these divided states to the point where some feel as though they must
"tolerate" another's race. I do not believe there is a simple solution in solving racism within these
divided states, but a good start would be if we seriously looked into making equality normal and
not something to legislate or force on anyone. No one - including the government or schools -
can teach tolerance when the law does not treat every american equally.

Without a doubt, racism is a major sore for Obama’s Presidency, as the disrespect towards this
president is unlike any I have seen in my lifetime. The contempt is rapid:

Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer was seen wagging her finger at Obama while on a Phoenix
airport tarmac during his visit there. (2012)
In 2010, Wisconsin Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner said first lady Michelle Obama "has a large
posterior," a comment critics called racist and sexist.
During the summer 2010 Tea Party rallies, there was a plethora of derogatory and
racially tinged signs.
In 2009, South Carolina Republican Rep. Joe Wilson yelled, "you lie" during the State of
the Union address.
Within a day of the president taking office, Mitch McConnell stated that Republicans
highest priority was making President Obama a one term president.

We cannot teach our children to "tolerate" another and play

nice, when our own government

officials have shown they

have lost their morals:

June 2012, Pennsylvania House Majority Leader Mike Turzai

said that a recent voter ID

law passed in his state

would

allow Governor Romney to win Pennsylvania

He included this statement in a list of his party's

accomplishments, which critics of the

legislation—including a

Pennsylvania state senator—say unintentionally revealed the

true

intentions behind the law.

Pro-Second Amendment?

The Castle Doctrine, it's done.

First pro-life legislation --

abortion facility regulations - in 22 years, done. Voter

ID, which is gonna allow Governor Romney to win the

state of Pennsylvania,

done

Am I playing the race card? It seems obvious to me what is going on: They will do anything
and everything to Block The Vote.

The more President Obama accomplishes, the more opposition he receives from the Republican
Party. I honesty believe he would have achieved more than what he already has had it not been
for the consistent buffeting. From the very beginning of his Presidency, the Republicans said
"their goal" was to make him a "one-term President"; they win while the rest of the Nation
suffers. The more President Obama accomplishes, the more opposition he receives from the
Republican Party.

If you believe I am wrong, send a message and share your thoughts.

In sincerity, we want to thank the following:

*1-866-My-Vote1 Hotline
*Five Thirty Eight
*All the voters who stood for hours in long lines and did not give up hope
*Bill Clinton
*California
*Colonel Lawrence Wilkerson
*Colorado
*Connecticut
*Debbie Wasserman-Schultz
*Delaware
*Florida
*General Colin Powel
*Hawaii
*Illinois
*Iowa
*Judges in Pennsylvania and other States that backed The People's right to vote
*Maine
*Maryland
*Massachusetts
*Michigan
*Minnesota
*Nevada
*New Hampshire
*New Jersey
*New Mexico
*New York
*Nina Turner
*Obama/Biden volunteers
*Ohio
*Oregon
*Pennsylvania
*Rhode Island
*The Civics Lawyers
*Telemundo
*The TJMS
*The Occupy Movement
*Those that proudly endorsed President Barack Obama, Vice President Joe Biden, the middleclass and the working poor
*Vermont
*Virginia
*Washington
*Washington DC
*Wisconsin
**A HUGE thanks to those that voted not for President Obama, but for The People!

Twenty-seven States favored President Obama with 332 electoral votes and 61,803,948 of the popular vote

Congratulations to The People, as WE WON!!!

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Political Notes:

Although not updated since Thursday, May 16, 2013, perhaps it may continue [soon].

On Saturday, August 24, 2013, there is a planned "March on Washington".

The march is for voting rights and the repeal of the "Stand Your Ground" law.

Theme: "Change in leadership for 2014"

One of the most favorable things we heard today, was the joy a waste management
driver brought to a young boy with autism in Fresno California.

One of the best things we have noticed today, is the website "Give It Up For Good."
Chicago Bears' cornerback Charles "Peanut" Tillman promotes "Giving It Up For Good"
as a way to encourage people to share stories about the positive things they are doing in
their community. Checkout their website and see some enlightening stories about how
people are giving to others. Perhaps you can share your own story.

Radio host, philanthropist and founder of REACH Media Inc., the Tom Joyner
Foundation, and BlackA mericaWeb, has offered Rachel Jeantel a full scholarship to any
historical black college or university of her choice. (Rachel Jeantel was the star witness
in the George Zimmerman trial; Zimmerman was on trial for murdering 17-year-old
Trayvon Martin)

Following the results of the George Zimmerman trial, R&B legendary singer Stevie
Wonder announced on Sunday, July 14, 2013 that he will no longer perform in Florida and
other States with a “Stand Your Ground” law. In a video posted on YouTube, the 63-
year-old singer said that until the ‘stand your ground’ law is abolished in Florida, "I will
never perform there again. Wherever I find that law exists, I will not perform in
that State or in that part of the world."

The "

Stand Your Ground

" law allows people to use

deadly force if they believe their life

is in danger.

Currently, twenty-

four States have adopted some sort

of "Castle Doctrine"

but each is worded differently.

IE, Colorado castle doctrine

recognizes "Make My Day."

(Statue 18-1-704.5)

TML> SIteTest1 It is such a shame Obama cannot receive the respect he RIGHTFULLY deserves. Oh, God, please [continue] to bless these divided states.

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I give no one a pass. I do
not care the color of your
skin or the position you
may have, you will
NEVER receive a pass or
any excuse for your
actions from me.
NEVER! Not now, not
ever! Our united states
government officials
Will Pass On The
american People

Since the Word of God
began to be preached to
the gentiles, men have
tried to guide the ship or
path that Christians
should take or what laws
they should obey. No
matter who they claim to
be, men have come and
gone from this world,
many claiming to be
working in the name of
God and few actually
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Derogatory Statements made by our Government Officials and others, regarding
President Barack Obama:

Pat Buchanan responded to Al Sharpton's comment regarding tax cuts: Buchanan said,
“Please don’t throw me under the briar patch!” The term Briar Patch, is a saying
typically meant to indicate reverse psychology that happens to come from “Uncle Remus
and Legends of the Old Plantation” fable that gave us the term “tar baby”. (The terms
“Br’er Rabbi” and "tar baby" seem to be more common now that Barack Obama is
leading this Nation.) (2012)
Pat Buchannan refers to President Obama as "boy." (August 2011)
Representative Doug Lamborn (R-CO) said dealing with President Obama in the debt
ceiling negotiations was "like touching a tar baby". (August 2011)
As Chris Matthews, host of MSNBC's "Hardball with Chris Matthews" reflected on
Obama State of the Union address, he dropped the line, "I forgot he was black for an
hour," while discussing the apparent lack of racial overtones during the speech. Later,
Matthews tried to clarify his comments on "The Rachel Maddow Show" by explaining
that he was delighted to see race had no place in the State of the Union address after
growing up in a country divided by race. "It wasn't even in the room tonight," he said.
(January 2010)
Newt Gingrich has reported several times that Obama is pretending to be "normal" but
actually seems to be engaged in "Kenyan, anti-colonial behavior". "Following a Kenyan,
anti-colonial worldview." Gingrich has also asked, "What if [Obama] is so outside our
comprehension, that only if you understand Kenyan, anti-colonial behavior, can
you begin to piece together [his actions]?" Another quote from Gingrich about
President Obama, "This is a person who is fundamentally out of touch with how the
world works, who happened to have played a wonderful con, as a result of which
he is now president." He goes on to say, "I think he worked very hard at being a
person who is normal, reasonable, moderate, bipartisan, transparent,
accommodating -- none of which was true," Gingrich continues. "In the Alinksy
tradition, he was being the person he needed to be in order to achieve the position
he needed to achieve . . . He was authentically dishonest."
During the healthcare reform debates, the Tea Party and Republicans accused the
President Obama of "stealing white Americans’ money to pay for his homies health
insurance."
When President Obama instructed the DEA to back off medical marijuana users, the
chatter was that he was repaying the “bros in the ghetto for their votes”.
One of several high-profile politicians to merit a mention in the controversial book "Game
Change," Harry Reid, a Democrat and longtime Obama ally, was cited in the book for
describing the president before his election as a "'light-skinned' African American,
'with no Negro dialect, unless he wanted to have one.'" (January 2010)
Mike Parry, then a GOP Senate candidate, was found to have scrubbed several tweets
from his Twitter account, including one that described Obama as a "power hungry
arrogant black man." Neither Parry nor his campaign manager returned calls or e-mail
seeking comment, but later said, "My opinion is that our president is arrogant and
angry. The fact is that he is a black man." (January 2010)
Former President Bill Clinton was one of many politicians called out in Mark Halperin
and John Heilemann's new book "Game Change." In the book, they said Clinton caught
flak from Obama's campaign for reportedly telling the late Sen ator Ted Kennedy of
Obama, "A few years ago, this guy would have been getting us coffee."
During the presidential campaign, former president Bill Clinton also called Obama's run
for the White House as "the biggest fairy tale I've ever seen." (2008)
Settling down to watch the annual showing of "A Charlie Brown Christmas," Mayor Russ
Wiseman (Arlington, Tenn.) was irked to find the Christmas favorite had been pre-
empted by Obama's speech announcing efforts to send more troops to Afghanistan. He
took to Facebook, lashing out at Obama for being a "Muslim president." "Try to
convince me that wasn't done on purpose," Wiseman posted, according to the
Memphis Commercial Appeal. "Ask the man if he believes that Jesus Christ is the
Son of God and he will give you a 10 minute dissertation (sic) about it .w.hen the
answer should simply be 'yes.'" (December 2009)
U.S. Rep. Lynn Jenkins, (R-Kan.) congresswoman raised eyebrows when she told a
public forum "Republicans are struggling right now to find the great white hope."
(August 2009)
Dr. David McKalip, a Florida neurosurgeon and healthcare reform opponent sent out an
e-mail containing an image of Obama as an African witch doctor, dressed in a loin cloth
and with a bone through his nose. Underneath the picture were the words "Obama
Care: Coming Soon to a Clinic Near You." (July 2009)
Glenn Beck, former host of "Fox and Friends" said the president was racist. While
discussing the arrest of Black Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates Jr., Beck said
Obama had repeatedly shown that he is "a guy who has a deep-seated hatred for
white people or the white culture. I don't know what it is." When it was noted that
Obama's administration was largely white, Beck continued, "I'm not saying he doesn't
like white people, I'm saying he has a problem. This guy is, I believe, a racist."
(July 2009)
The Merced Sun-Star newspaper revealed that Atwater, California Councilman Gary
Frago sent several racist e-mails, including a comparison between Barack Obama and O.
J. Simpson and a crack about Michelle Obama posing in National Geographic. (July 2009)
Rusty DePass, the longtime South Carolina GOP activist responded to a Facebook post
about an escaped gorilla at the Riverbanks Zoo in Columbia when he wrote, "I'm sure
it's just one of Michelle's ancestors – probably harmless." He later confirmed that
he was referring to First Lady Michelle Obama. "I am as sorry as I can be if I
offended anyone," he said. "The comment was clearly in jest." (June 2009)
Tennessee State GOP Staffer Sherri Goforth, the legislative aid for Republican State
Senator Diane Black was reprimanded for forwarding an e-mail image showing all the
presidential portraits, with Barack Obama appearing only as a set of white eyes on a
black background. She later told the online publication NashvilleisTalking.com that she
only felt bad about sending it to the wrong list of people. (June 2009)
Marilyn Davenport, an elected official in the Republican Party of Orange County,
California, circulated an email depicting Obama and his parents as chimps, she initially
defended the image as "political satire." (2009)
GOP activist Mike Green, the South Carolina businessman, whose communications
company worked on the gubernatorial campaign of U.S. Rep. J. Gresham Barrett, was
caught by the Indigo Journal tweeting, "I just heard Obama was going to impose a
40% tax on aspirin because it's white and it works." (June 2009)
Rush Limbaugh, the conservative radio host has been cited for a series of remarks that
liberal Media Matters for America has concluded are racially charged statements.
Among them, are Limbaugh saying in June Obama that was "behaving like an African
colonial despot" and calling Obama an "angry black guy" a month later. Early on in
Obama's White House bid, Limbaugh was flamed for playing "Barack, the Magic
Negro" to the tune of "Puff the Magic Dragon" on his show. (June 2009)
Texas GOP Leader Diann Jones and vice president of the Collin County Republican
Party in Texas, forwarded an e-mail to area Republican clubs calling a state-sponsored
firearm tax "another terrific idea from the black house and its minions." (May 2009)
Sean Delonas, the cartoonist caused a firestorm after his cartoon appeared in the New
York Post depicting two police officers, one with a smoking gun, standing over a dead
chimpanzee with the words, "They'll have to find someone else to write the next
stimulus bill." The cartoonist was inspired by the mauling of a Connecticut woman by a
pet chimp which was shot and killed by police officers. (February 2009)
Buck Burnette, the Texas Longhorn lineman was booted from the university's football
team after posting as his Facebook status, as quoted by NCAA Football Fanhouse, "all
the hunters gather up, we have a #$%&er in the whitehouse." (November 2008)
Chaffey Community Republican Women, Federated, a California women's GOP group,
put out a newsletter with an image of "Obama Bucks" – food stamps with Obama's head
on a donkey surrounded by fried chicken, watermelon and ribs. (October 2008)
Former Florida GOP Leader and former chairman of the Hillsborough County
Republican Party, David Storck forwarded an e-mai written by GOP volunteer Ron
Whitley that said, "I see carloads of black Obama supporters coming from the inner
city to cast their votes for Obama. This is their chance to get a black president and
they seem to care little that he is at minimum, socialist, and probably Marxist in his
core beliefs. After all, he is black — no experience or accomplishments — but he is
black." (October 2008)
Virginia GOP Leader Bobby May, then treasurer of the Buchanan County Republican
Party, wrote a column for the Virg ini a Voice shortly before Obama's election questioning
whether Obama would change the American flag to include the Islamic symbol or divert
more aid to Africa so "the Obama family there can skim enough to allow them to
free their goats and live the American Dream." (October 2008)
As Obama's presidential bid heated up in April 2008, U.S. Rep. Geoff Davis (R-
Kentucky) said, "That boy's finger does not need to be on the button,". Aaccording
to a blog in the Lexington Herald-Leader, he was referring to the country's nuclear
arsenal. (April 2008)
The one-time Democratic vice presidential candidate, Geraldine Ferraro made headlines
while working on Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's presidential bid for saying Obama's
candidacy would not have been so successful if he were not Black. "If Obama was a
white man, he would not be in this position," Ferraro told reporters. She left the
Clinton campaign shortly after. (March 2008)

Writing
No new news to report as of
now. But wait, let me just
put in this quick note:
For so many years, I had
prayed for patience, but as
time went on and there were
changes to make record of and
I began to pray for peace.
The peace came gradually, yet
quickly and I am forever
grateful to Him and will
always be mindful of where
my entire blessing comes.
With this newfound peace,
many will presume that
cynicism followed. In
contrast, I know better. I
often refer to a quote from
Mr. Carl Jung, “Your vision
will only become clear only
when you look into your heart.
- Who looks outside, dreams;
who looks inside, awakens."
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Alternatively, I was wrong!
My experiences with the
police in Colorado
From what I can remember,
there was the time when I
was either driving to or
coming from work, and I was
driving near Curtis Park when
I noticed a policeman giving
this guy a ticket. While I was
watching someone else get a
ticket, I rolled-stopped
through a stop sign, and
before I knew it, there were
red and blue lights coming up
from behind me. What made
me think that there would
only be one officer in that
area, is beyond me. The
Curtis Park area was known
for some type of criminal
activity, so I should have
been aware. Anyway, I
deserved the ticket.

Keeba's Health Care
Reform Plan
Just like most Politicians,
Community Leaders and
Activists, I am so egotistical,
that I felt I could write a
healthcare reform bill better
than any Democrat or
Republican. Here’s mine...

Poor Obama I always saw
him as an intelligent man
that could see the forest
before the trees. But…
hmmm. I feel differently.
He’s not as smart as I
thought he was. When the
Dems first began pushing
healthcare reform, I kept
watching the opponents and
I could not help but to think
that they are a bunch of
dumb protesters. Now don’t
get me wrong, I could have
easily been one of them. Yes,
I could have. I say that
because 99% of them do not
have a clue what they’re
opposing. They had - and
still don’t – have any idea
how the bill would effect
them personally.

Nothing is what it
seems
I can't imagine nothing
could cause the beams
To go down on 9/11.
I thank God in heaven
It wasn't me or my loved
ones there -
To face such trauma…
To watch a plane fly so
freely in the air
Into a building;
So many blamed the
Muslims...

Polly's Perspective:
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dream like great ideas
often do, but from my
dining room table, it spoke
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At first, I was not sure if
Trayvon Martin was killed
or murdered. I know some
of my Black brothers and
sisters felt that they already
knew Zimmerman murdered
Martin, but I wanted to
know the facts or at least
learn some of the
particulars before taking a
side. Although the jury of
six women will decide this
case, I wanted to know the
facts and felt a need to
decide for myself if
Zimmerman was innocent
or guilty. As I said, I did
not know, but now I at least
have some of the facts
about what happened that
night, Sunday, February
26, 2012.

As for The People not
supporting their own
rights by voting, I need to
kill off a few of these people
inside my head.

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Updates

Observations

In regards to the murder of
Trayvon Martin, President
Obama said that he did not
stop experiencing racism until
he became a senator; well
known. Obama said,
"Trayvon Martin could've
been me, 35 years ago."

Our previous front page
remains with our support
for President Barack
Obama. Of course, we will
not always agree with him,
but he was the better choice
for The People.
We are grateful for four more
years for our 44th!

With politics in the not-so-distant background, we are still
celebrating his second presidential win of our President,
Barack Obama. (Four more for the 44th)

We sincerely appreciate the following for four more years for
the 44th:

Things are NOT the same. I am not too cynical to believe things have changed for the better, but as a realist, I have to
honestly say that it has gotten worse - thanks to the Republican Party aka The Tea Party and those that follow their agenda.

I never felt comfortable in saying that there is racism towards President Obama, as some will quickly declare, 'oh she's just
playing the race card.' However, in September 2009, former president Jimmy Carter said Obama was facing such animosity
"due to the color of his skin." In addition, Ron P. Reagan Jr. and others have stated, "it is blatant racism." Alternatively,
racial hatred for President Barack Obama is not the main issue, but defines the sentiment of many.

If anyone feels I am wrong, scroll down and read some of the derogatory statements said by some of our government officials
and others, and then tell me I am wrong.

On Wednesday, July 18, 2012, a long-time family friend said
that the government in this Country is the same as it always
has been. I told her no that things are not the same as they
used to be since she left these divided states. She was not
aware that the Republican Party has changed so much, that
even Ronald Reagan and George Herbert Walker Bush would
have an extremely difficult time with today's conservatives. It
would be hard for either of them to receive support from
today's Republican Party and hence, President Obama is
experiencing a great deal of opposition. I reminded her that
the Republicans fall in line - reporting to duty no matter the
economic damage. Another difference to note is that previous
Democrat presidents had more support within their own Party,
but President Obama does not have many reliable advocates in
The Democrat Party. Instead, there are too many of our
government officials who are willing to support the
Republican's main agenda: "Making sure [President] Obama is
a one-term President."