Why Sharpton will never be President

dave • Nov 25, 2003 7:51 am
Two words: "Tawana Brawley".

I'm familiar with the whole thing, but I really really <b>really</b> dig this:

Democratic hopeful Al Sharpton refused to apologize for accusing a prosecutor of rape in the 1980s case of Tawana Brawley, a New York state teen whose claims of kidnapping and abuse were found to be a hoax by state investigators. He said he still believes her.

“I would apologize if I was wrong,” he said.


Ah, Al. You're funny. You fucking retard.
Hubris Boy • Nov 25, 2003 8:57 am
Originally posted by Al Sharpton

“I would apologize if I was wrong.”


I wouldn't vote for him because of his failure to use the subjunctive.
SteveDallas • Nov 25, 2003 10:11 am
Originally posted by Hubris Boy

I wouldn't vote for him because of his failure to use the subjunctive.

Meanwhile, 99% of the electorate would vote against a candidate just because he knew the word "subjunctive." Nope, we just can't have no high-falutin' educated folk elected to be in charge of this great country.
Chewbaccus • Nov 25, 2003 10:22 am
Sharpton may have entertained notions of being President for all of three seconds after he announced his candidacy. After they passed, he went back to the primary plan - power broker. When Sharpton drops out, whomever he picks to endorse will virtually lock down the black vote. That's why he's rarely - if ever - been criticized or targeted in the debates on a stance over anything.

If he was a serious contender, someone would bring up Brawley, as you pointed out Dave. Since he's not, he's just someone to cater to.
Hubris Boy • Nov 25, 2003 12:40 pm
Originally posted by Chewbaccus

&lt;snip&gt;If he was a serious contender....&lt;/snip&gt;


&lt;coolhandluke&gt;

Some people you just cain't reach.

&lt;/coolhandluke&gt;