Cafferty File: Clinton Remove Ferraro From Campaign

Jack asks this question about the Clinton campaign about now resigned Geraldine Ferraro:

Should the Clinton campaign remove Geraldine Ferraro from her finance committee for the remarks Ferraro made about Barack Obama?

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[zanawench]

Ferraro should absolutely be fired from the campaign! Even if this isn't one of Hillary's "kitchen sink" tactics, it sure does look that way and if she cared about minorities in this country she would quickly disassociate herself from this reckless woman.

[frankenspline]

Good enough. It is ironic that you got that "shuffle board" criticism when the truth is quite the opposite.

Young people see these old hags as has-beens who hate men and have ridden to power emasculating (if that is possible) american men.

Both young men and young women see these old farts for what they are and want to give the leadership position to the best person. In this case it is clearly Obama.

So your views are fresh and fashionable, while your critic's are old and bitter.

[writersblock26]

Thank you for posting this, videocafeblog.

[TellinLikeItIs]

There is NO question that Ferraro is right.

Would Oprah, Diddy, or Kaney West be supporting Obama so agressively if he was not black?

Farraro is right -

And as usual, the only thing that "JACK' has proved is that Jack in his case is only short for Jackass -

[brick4sale]

Media sucks now, we need stuff like BBC in the US.

[shaicapone]

so and white people are part of white churches and white communities, that means very little.

[olivemike81]

When it comes to third party candidates that have no chance of winning any significant amount of votes, AT ALL, race doesn't mean anything. Al Sharpton, Jessie Jackson, Steve Forbes, Ralph Nader, etc, etc, etc. Third party candidates lose because of one reason (and it is sad actually) they are the third party. So don't say Jessie Jackson was only in the race because he was black; anyone can run for president and lose.

[lewesc]

Is she actually wrong though?

Obama, she might well be wrong.

But Al Sharpton is a reverend of a black church, a staunch member of the black community, and gets his two cents in on every black related new story. If he were white, he might be a more favored coy 'black president' than Bill Clinton, but certainly without the fervor support he had as a serious black candidate.

[Yourdeadmeat69]

I'm sorry Cafferty, you wouldn't be saying these things on a major television news commentary program, if you weren't so bald. It's made you testy, and a country club skinhead.

You should have more pity. Ferraro is one battery short of a working dildo.

Oh, that's rascist.

Sorry.

LOL!

[saully1966]

The irony is that there are the same old Clinton apologists out there. I don't want to go down that road again and all Democrats should join me.  A lie is a lie, a racist statement is just that, and trying to redefine is are political double speak we need to get away from. Clinton should back out and save her status as the distinguished senator from New York, for now.

[PussycatGoGo]

I love those responses. Only about three or two were about what was actually said lol. She- Ferraro- has a serious problem with Black men. It was SHE who brought up the race of Obama and did so in a distasteful and racist manner. To spin this as "poor Hillary getting attacked by the media" is to completely miss the point. Obama has rose above all this while the white people around him, those that are racist, are the ones that point out race and gender. And do so in a negative way.