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To: jim-thompson who wrote (388556)	4/9/2003 9:11:47 AM
From: Rock_nj	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769667

Get off it. AS is not a racist for ignoring a minor candidate like Al Sharpton. Campaigns are run on a national level. Al Sharpton is not a contender on a national level. There is no reason to take him seriously. How do you know he's the leading candidate in NYC either? As I recall, Al Sharpton didn't win NYC in the NY Senate primary when he ran in 1992. I like Al Sharpton. He injects some realism into the campaign. But, he's certainly not a serious candidate, at least at this point, and anyone discussing the Democratic primary for President should consider him as such, regardless of his race.

To: jim-thompson who wrote (388556)	4/9/2003 10:28:18 AM
From: CYBERKEN	Respond to of 769667

To the Democrats, black Americans are to be USED, and must remain QUIET. The true black role models are Republicans. Why do the best and brightest blacks keep popping up around the Bush administration (the latest being Gen. Vince Brooks), while only the slimy liars (Sharpton) and morons (the Congressional Black Caucus) are tied to Democrats? I thought that party took pride in their "civil rights" positions. When a Democrat hack points out that his party "OWNS" blacks, intelligent blacks should take that concept VERY literally...