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Originally Posted by Richard
Don't ever remember anyone saying any POTUS had a "deep-seated hatred for black culture" - IMO the question asking Glenn Beck to define what he meant when he said publicly that the POTUS has a " deep-seated hatred for white culture" and the many insinuations of such a statement - as hyperbolic as it may have been - remains a valid one. I, for one, would like to know what he meant.
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Seems like I heard quite a few blacks say that about President Bush. Actually, several said that he hated black people and created numerous disasters, from crack to Katrina, just to target blacks.
TR
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