A friend at work assumed that I support Obama, just because I'm black

[CatWoman]

I've never been so insulted in all my life, and let her know it.

[HiFructosePronSyrup]

1. Oh come'on.

I happen to know I've personally insulted you worse than that one several occasions.

:P

[CatWoman]

3. lol

:hi:

:loveya:

[jpgray]

2. Being a woman, you obviously support Hillary

:hide:

:D

:hi:

[CatWoman]

4. actually, I'm an Edwards woman

:hi:

she's white and a Hillary supporter.

her daughter, however, is a staunch Obama supporter

go figure. :)

[jpgray]

5. C'est impossible!

:rofl:

[chimpymustgo]

7. Catwoman, we hardly knew ye!! I get the same thing all the time.

This black woman, too, is for John Edwards.

[CatWoman]

8. what a delighfully beautiful family

:hi:

[chimpymustgo]

9. I like it so much I figured out how to put it in my sig.

Something I hadn't done in the 6 years I've been here!

[aint_no_life_nowhere]

6. The thing that most interested me at this week's debate

was the fact that an audience of mostly black people was receptive to all the candidates. They cheered Hillary and I heard a few boos on occasion. I heard a few boos of Obama between the cheers. I heard resounding applause for John Edwards and saw heads nodding in agreement when he made a good point. I'm not saying that this is a surprise to me. It should come as no surprise that African Americans, like everyone else have a mind of their own and it's an open mind. Like everyone else, they want a good candidate above all to represent them. And it looked to me that they were giving each of the candidates a chance to move them, to make them laugh, and to appeal to their good judgement on the issues.