Comments on: National: Ohio Veterans Group to Honor Black Soldiers; Laura Bush and Michelle Obama Meet; The High Court Upholds “Victims’-Impact” Evidence

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By: seschris

seschris — Wed, 12 Nov 2008 21:34:46 +0000

BEAUTIFUL 1

You are so right. That is some ugly furniture. The Obamas will surely bring some flavor to the private suites of the White House.

By: UMlaw

UMlaw — Wed, 12 Nov 2008 18:23:42 +0000

Kirk C. Odems (aka the most racist blogger on here),
First off, Obama is 1/2 white. His mother is White…so, i guess you’re saying that he is 50% evil. Also remember that if the so-called ‘devils’ (whites) did not vote for the Biracial Obama, he WOULD NOT HAVE WON!! Blacks only make up about 20% of the votes.
Secondly, every time you say that Bush was an example of white affirmative action, you’re strengthening the notion that all affirmative action should be destroyed. So, Bush (in your opinion) got to where he is b/c he is white. And he doesn’t deserve it. Well, then black affirmative action would be a situation where a Black person gets a job or a college acceptance but is NOT DESERVING OF IT. You are so racist but call others racist. STOP BEING A HYPOCRITE.

By: Kirk C. Odems

Kirk C. Odems — Wed, 12 Nov 2008 16:08:33 +0000

Michelle Obama meeting laura bush, is analogous to an angel(Michelle) meeting satan’s wife(laura). Michelle Obama will be an extremely fine(literally) 1st Lady, & she will bring class, dignity, intelligence, compassion, sincerity, & most definitely beauty to the white house or now BLACK HOUSE!!! These are qualities that the previous 1st lady never demonstrated, but then again President Barack Obama will bring intelligence, honesty, dignity, compassion, & sincerity to Washington D.C., which george(example of white affirmative action)bush never possessed let alone brought to the white house.

By: LaShawna

LaShawna — Wed, 12 Nov 2008 00:23:35 +0000

No, it takes all of us to make this country better! We all need to get on our job!

By: Kool Hand

Kool Hand — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 22:45:39 +0000

Will all the sofas and chairs be covered in plastic now? I’m just kidding it’s a joke. To be serious I think Michelle Obama will be a great first lady she seems very classy.

By: BEAUTIFUL 1

BEAUTIFUL 1 — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 22:34:27 +0000

MRS MICHELLE OBAMA LOOKED SO BEAUTIFUL IN THE PICTURE SHE LOOKS LIKE SHE BELONGS IN THE WHITEHOUSE… I BET SHE CANT WAIT TO GET SOME OF THAT UGLY ASS FURNITURE OUT OF THERE….LMAO…

By: lynn

lynn — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 22:23:12 +0000

THE MILITARY…WHAT CAN I TELL YOU!!!.. IT’S LIKE GETTING MARRIED TO SOMEONE YOU DON’T KNOW. THEN TAKING..’ TWO’..’FOUR”.OR EIGHT YEARS TO KNOW THEM…” AFTER THE FIRST TWO YEARS’..YOU JUST ABOUT KNOW IF YOU COULD SLEEP WITH THEM FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE!!!

By: P.J.

P.J. — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 18:49:17 +0000

Black soldiers (along with those courageous black men who served in the other branches of the military) have been shamefully overlooked, especially during the Black History month obeservances which are sometimes old repeats of the previous years’ observances.
How many armchair African-American historians know who Crispus Attucks was or what his contribution to U.S. history was? How about who was NOT really the first black Navy diver was.
Who was the first black man to become a an Army general? (To those who already know the answer, did you know that after he was discharged, he had to accept being an enlisted man to return to the Army.) His son also left a significant mark on military history. But instead of subjecting you to questions, I’ll share the answers.
Crispus Attucks was the first black man to die in combat during the American Revolution.
Master Chief Carl Brashear, the subject of teh film Men of Honor was the first black man to be designated a Master Diver, but he wasn’t the first black man to be a Navy diver. Chief Gunner’s Mate John Henry “Dick” Turpin, who survived the sinking of the USS Maine in 1898 is believed to be the 1st black man to make the rank of CPO in the early 1900’s (1917?). He was a Navy Diver. Benjamin O. Davis was the 1st black man to become a general. In 1898, he was commissioned as a 2nd or 1st lieutenant with the U.S.Volunteers. At the end of the war, he was discharged. He wanted to serve in the Army, but in order to return with the regular Army, he had to enlist. Within a few years, and as an NCO, he was commissioned and rose up to flag rank (and happily, lived a long life). How many flag officers from any branch of the Armed Forces have enlisted service behind them? BTW, his son, Benjamin O. Davis Jr, became the 1st black man to become a general in the Air Force. While in West Point, fellow cadets shunned him. (I wonder how many of them made flag rank?) He was one of the celebrated Tuscogee Airmen. Benjamin O. Davis Jr retired as a lieutenant-general (3 star general) and in retirement was given his 4th star. I won’t downgrade this under the banner of Black History. I consider this to be American History . Read up, boys and girls. (The same goes for you ladies and gentlemen,)

By: IIapaHouk

IIapaHouk — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 18:11:37 +0000

I think there are a lot of troubles inside the country, dont’t think that one black man can make smth better….