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To: Road Walker who wrote (467649)	3/31/2009 1:08:49 PM
From: Tenchusatsu	3 Recommendations Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1575727

RW, > Another Rush echo. IIRC, it was Bloomberg who said that. Tenchusatsu

To: Road Walker who wrote (467649)	3/31/2009 1:47:20 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1575727

This just in from one of my winger relatives. It never dawned on them that the black guy in the photo was not homeless. Of course, understood is the unstated question....what is a black person doing with a blackberry? They are making me more angry by the day. They are cheap, gossipy, sniveling, hypocritical, racist......everything I hate about humans. They tried desperately to demean M. Obama's involvement with a soup kitchen. I need to get a badge: I want to hit a winger! Michelle Obama showed up Thursday as a surprise and welcome volunteer at Miriam's Kitchen First Lady Michelle Obama showed up Thursday as a surprise and welcome volunteer at Miriam's Kitchen, a soup kitchen for homeless poor people not far from the White House. She brought with her some food donated by White House staff. The first lady served up mushroom risotto and broccoli to a long line of homeless men and women during part of her lunch hour and in these photos poses for a picture by one homeless diner obviously excited to be in the first lady's presence. It doesn't detract from the first lady's generous gesture or the real needs she seeks to highlight to ask two bothersome journalistic questions about these news photos: 1) If this unidentified meal recipient is too poor to buy his own food, how does he afford a cell phone? 2) And if he is homeless, where do they send the cell phone bills? people.bakersfield.com