SMH, I knew it! Oh boy, I knew this would happen! Patrick Cooper has called out the racebaiters in the race calling him a "slave trader from Mobile who will bring back plantation politics to the city". Yeah, that so-of-a-bitch William Bell did it because I can't stand Lay Low Brown for a heap of horseshit. Cooper called him out on WJLD 1400AM and WATV 900AM this morning for these remarks that splaboo said at the Sunday prayer breakfast in November. Bell didn't deny those allegations either, saying he didn't name his opponents in particular, but Cooper is the only Mobile native on the ballot. Let's not forget how Carole Smitherman called Shelia Tyson a "pawn for the over-the-mountain" because she used to be the campaign manager for the 2007 mayoral campaign for Patrick Cooper. It's so interesting how he is willing this time to call them out because it is imperative for his campaign to do so. If you want to win politically bodyslam them Lay Low Brown or Smitherman if you have to...
Then late last night, word is that Larry Langford has formally endorsed that splaboo Lay Low Brown like it will help him win (which it won't). This fool is actually believing that him endorsing anybody will bring good things to their name politically speaking? Langford, I guess you are a bigger fool than I ever thought you were for the nearly decade I have known you. This going to be LONG ASS WEEK from next Tuesday because this shit is about to hit the fan because some are so deseperate for any attention.
The discussion of social issues and happenings across the South (sometimes the nation). Along with some rants about things such as the media (radio, TV, and internet), music, etc. from a socially progressive yet politically independent perspective.
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Cooper called it, and that splaboo Bell did say it and Langford endorses the splab as well!
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