Schultz says Limbaugh's comments about school bus fight show he "wants a race war"
September 16, 2009 7:38 pm ET
From the September 16 edition of MSNBC's The Ed Show:


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(1 & 3) Why do you think that a black person's support of a black candidate could only be because of their shared ethnicity? Is it because, as a white person, you would never vote for a non-white?
(2) Yes, I believe a person with Obama's abilities would have run for President no matter his race. Don't you?
Popular votes
Lyndon Johnson's 61.1% to Barry Goldwater's 38.5% in the 1964 presidential election
Franklin D. Roosevelt's 60.8% to Alf Landon's 36.5% in the 1936 presidential election
Richard Nixon's 60.7% to George McGovern's 37.5% in the 1972 presidential election
Warren Harding's 60.3% to James M. Cox's 34.1% in the 1920 presidential election
Ronald Reagan's 58.8% to Walter Mondale's 40.6% in the 1984 presidential election
Theodore Roosevelt's 56.4% to Alton B. Parker's 37.6% in the 1904 presidential election
None of them come even close to >90%
(#2) What are his abilities before running for President? Seems that he started running for the Presidency as soon as he obtained his Senate seat. That would explain the "no-votes"
I think that is in line with black support of Democrats in other recent elections. For the reason, look up southern strategy.
But that's beside the point. Percentages aside, you and HotWings seem to think that the reason blacks, specifically the Gibson caller and Oprah, support Obama is race. So I'll ask again, as a white person, would you ever vote for a non-white?
Limbaugh: "[I]n Obama's America, the white kids now get beat up with the black kids cheering"
I'm sure you make a comment about Drugbaugh along these lines:
Mr. News