Originally Posted by cnredd

And that's a sad commentary if that's the best they can do...

All of them?...

Go talk with the victims of Sharpton & Tawanna Brawley...

They may disagree with you...

Originally Posted by Idealogically Promiscuous

I think you hit it right on the head with the bolded line. I find Sharpton to be one of the most disturbing personality in American politics. At the center of any race conflict, real or imagined, you find Sharpton and his bullhorn. Often, he comes across to me as a person not so much concerned with the issue at hand as making sure his face is seen on television. I hate to say something that can be taken as cruel, but the sooner Sharpton is erased from the public eye, the sooner America can move forward resolving the real issues of race in this country.

Originally Posted by Idealogically Promiscuous

I think you hit it right on the head with the bolded line. I find Sharpton to be one of the most disturbing personality in American politics. At the center of any race conflict, real or imagined, you find Sharpton and his bullhorn. Often, he comes across to me as a person not so much concerned with the issue at hand as making sure his face is seen on television. I hate to say something that can be taken as cruel, but the sooner Sharpton is erased from the public eye, the sooner America can move forward resolving the real issues of race in this country.

Originally Posted by saltwn

In Iowa the other day, a populous with 90% white people, gave a majority vote
in the democratic caucus to Barak Obama.
My point is, do we now need to ask ourselves if race is an issue anymore in this country. Except to those who try to make it an issue for money or popularity.

Originally Posted by Spencer Collins

Sharpton is a shameless self-promoter,a mind is a terrible thing to waste.He is bright and he can be an incredibly tough opponent but he does more harm than good...

Originally Posted by KnightOfSappho

Thus my belief that more people should speak up to balance out his views.

The reality is that most people are busy running their lives and making a living, so people like Sharpton and Coulter get to make careers out of being professional loudmouths.