не, то чтобы в бабусю камень кинуть, а скорее к тому, что сам не без этого греха
И ведь негров скорее люблю, как завещано совкам, но чтоб колосовать - так неохота. Однако ежели из белых стали брать в амерокандидаты только демагогов с оценками не выше тройки и совершнно соответстведщими функциями организма ((последним амерокандидатом с мозгом, разлчимым невооруженным глазом был Гор)
http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/10/13/great.schlep/index.html?eref=rss_politics&iref=polticker
Bender's grandparents, Kenny and Selma Furst, 90 and 87 years old, should have been an easy sell to support the Democratic nominee for president.
Like many of the estimated 650,000 Jews living in Florida, the Fursts are lifelong, passionate Democrats and a crucial vote for any Democratic candidate hoping to win the battleground state.
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For Selma Furst, voting for an African-American for president seemed unthinkable. Video Watch a "few little known Jewish facts" on Obama »
"I grew up with Jewish people and Italian people, but I never lived in a neighborhood that was black," she said. "Somebody said to me, 'What do you object to about him?' I said, well, truthfully, our colors are different."
Overcoming the prejudices of his grandparents' generation would be difficult, Bender realized. But he was not going to be alone.
http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/10/13/great.schlep/index.html?eref=rss_politics&iref=polticker
Bender's grandparents, Kenny and Selma Furst, 90 and 87 years old, should have been an easy sell to support the Democratic nominee for president.
Like many of the estimated 650,000 Jews living in Florida, the Fursts are lifelong, passionate Democrats and a crucial vote for any Democratic candidate hoping to win the battleground state.
.....
For Selma Furst, voting for an African-American for president seemed unthinkable. Video Watch a "few little known Jewish facts" on Obama »
"I grew up with Jewish people and Italian people, but I never lived in a neighborhood that was black," she said. "Somebody said to me, 'What do you object to about him?' I said, well, truthfully, our colors are different."
Overcoming the prejudices of his grandparents' generation would be difficult, Bender realized. But he was not going to be alone.