Obama Grandma

My grandmother, born in 1916, talks of race her youth and the value of casting a vote. And she says she'll vote for Obama!

Category:

News & Politics

Tags:

• Barack Obama
• Mama Two
• race
• voting
• women's suffrage

[mammyoriordan]

Is she going to vote for him this time round? - Rene

[KrustyCrunchy]

@mammyoriordan I haven't had a chance to ask her. Maybe it is a bit premature now, as she is 95 now, and the election is still 9 months away.

[dallastx5]

Hope your Grandmother is fine. That was two years ago.

[KrustyCrunchy]

@dallastx5

Thanks for saying that. She is still kicking; 94 years young.

She sent me a lovely letter last week.

[johnnycmajor]

OBOMBMA GTFO of the White House leave now just go home where ever that is bye bye now.. so long GTFO

[juicydeerclit]

people only voted for obama bc he's a nigger. he doesnt qualify except people just wanted to pretend like theyre not racist, so they voted. if he was white, no one would've voted for him. the only reason was bc of "change". "lets see a black man in office" said all the hippies. where as the people who actually have minds, and arent brainwashed by the media, said "fuck this shit. he's just a nigger that actually knows how to talk rite. he shouldnt be president". but there werent enough of us

[zeroes107]

well our votes don't matter

[MrPatricioG]

@122172639 ok, my bad. Thanks for clearing that up :)

[122172639]

@MrPatricioG *wee groan* It's not Obama's grandma; it's "KrustyCrunchy"'s (the poster)--it's in the description. It's this guy's granny, which I think is why so many dislike it--they were expecting it to be O's granny from a misleading description but instead it's an everyday dude's grandma. See the Uploader Comments section: dallastx5 says hope your grandmother is fine and KrustyCrunchy says she's still kicking, 94 yrs young, etc. Hope that clears it up :)

[MrPatricioG]

@122172639 When the interviewer asked her who she was going to vote for she said, "I think I'm going to vote for *OBAMA.*" Now, once again, what Grandma would call her own grandson by his last name. I find that very odd. Was she not on a first name basis with her own grandson, whom she supposedly raised?

[122172639]

@MrPatricioG I listened twice and didn't hear anything like that... Where'd you hear her call one of the interviewers by last name? She mentioned being young and a black man scooting away and letting them have the sidewalk but I doubt she was a granny when segregation was active.