Al Sharpton & Friends Gloat Over Obama 'Victory'

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Uploaded by on Oct 16, 2008

Already certain that Barack Obama will carry the entire nation by a wide margin, the Reverend Al Sharpton and friends are busy gloating during his syndicated radio talk show.

Will Obama's election be good for Al's civil rights racket? You bet!

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  • Obama is a socialist. He took over the automobile, mortgage, banking, and health care industries via legislation and regulation. Govt is expected to own 70% up from 19% in 2008.

    . He stated that the tragedies of the civil rights movement was that the Supreme Court didn’t bring about redistributive change. watch?v=Sj4yIE9Dd90 He told Joe the Plumber in 2008, that he wanted to spread the wealth around. watch?v=PUvwKVvp3-o

  • Al Sharpton believes that a vote for Obama was a vote for socialism. watch?v=KCpINI5aVy0 Al Sharpton wants to share the wealth. “Al Sharpton: We Won't Have True Social Justice Until Everything is Equal in Everybody's House” watch?v=95bcEb1rV18

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    Sharpton should start by giving up his $5 million (from celebrity net worth com) It’s also worth noting Hilter was a socialist that seemed to follow the Communist Manifesto.

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    Allen West 2012

  • Al Sharpton is the worst person in my opinion to make any comments about this.

  • Sounds great! Almost like what half of America was saying last night.

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