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To: Road Walker who wrote (380787)	4/27/2008 12:26:42 PM
From: steve harris	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1578214

And they compete with fiery, controversial sermons (much like Rush). Which sermons would that be? The more I think about it the more I think Rush and Rev Wright have a lot in common. The more I think about it the more I think the liberals who have hijacked the democrat party have a lot in common with the communists of 40 years ago.

To: Road Walker who wrote (380787)	4/27/2008 2:43:20 PM
From: Tenchusatsu	Respond to of 1578214

JF, let me put it to you one other way. Columbia professor Nicolas de Genova called for a "million Mogadishus." It was clear from his words that he wanted to see that happen just so he can blame Bush for all those deaths. Do you see Rush calling for deadly race riots in Denver? I'll admit he comes very close, but like I said before, I believe he's just trolling liberals. I mean, what else is "poor" Rush going to do? Sit on his money and his pills and simply accept that this race is between lib, liberal, and liberaler? > There are a lot of churches on the SS of Chicago. They compete like crazy for parishioners (and subsequent donations). And they compete with fiery, controversial sermons (much like Rush). I'm pretty sure I can accurately guess what the context of Rev. Wright's sermons are, and they all have to do with putting one's faith not in America, but in God. In any case, my belief is that Rev. Wright really believes what he says, unlike Rush. Even then, I don't think Obama has to disassociate himself from Rev. Wright and his church, nor do I hold Obama responsible. I know many conservatives do, which might justify liberals associating Rush's "race riot" wishes with Bush and Cheney. But I don't believe in either. Tenchusatsu