Oprah Explains Why Obama Is Unpopular

I have never really understood why people were so crazy about Oprah in the first place. Same people who watched Jerry Springer maybe.

She has really lost it recently though. She seems to be seeing every incident through race-tinted glasses, like Sharpton et al. There was that incident at the expensive handbag store in Nice or some such place, where she first claimed she was told she couldn't look at a bag becuase she couldn't afford it. Later it turned out she had basically made the entire thing up. In her mind I suppose that was ok, because it could have happened that way, even though it didn't.

It's ironic and instructive. If there are two people in the country who have benefitted the most from white america's habit of bending over backwards to accommodate blacks, it is Oprah and Obama. Yet both play the race card at every opportunity and seem to be sincere, at least in Oprah's case.
 
We all know what Oprah is. She's a bleeding heart, liberal racist!

As far as Onazi, I wouldn't care if he were green, and glowed in the damned dark. He's a communist, tyrant who's hellbent on destroying a free Country, then "rebuilding" it just like his Daddy dreamed: full comminism!:mad:
 
Alan Keyes' positions were extremely well thought out.


It is really a shame he did not do better in politics.

Quote from Fractals 'R Us:

Oprah is just another moronic Democrat with MSM power, bfd. In the Clinton Era we learned that when they were talking about "women" that it didn't include Republican women. [I shit you not, they had to admit that at one point] It's the same for African Americans.

There was a point in time where I could find only one pres candidate that spoke for me; Alan Keyes. Blacks boo'd him and whites had him jailed at one point to keep him from talking. That is what really happens to the best and the brightest, the big mouths like Oprah get the last word...

I love that joke about Oprah; She got busted for drugs, somebody looked up her dress and found 500 pounds of crack....
 
Quote from Lucrum:

Me neither.

It's really quite simple. She wasn't popular with men; she was popular amongst housewives, et al. The very same segment of the population of "fence sitters" who fell for the Hopey sales pitch back in 08, and to a lesser extent in 2012.

We talk about them all the time on here. They appeal to "emotion" and not to rational thought; the "feel good" always think positive crowd.
 
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